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Another Look at Watersheds

Submitted by Rosemary Krygowski on Mon, 07/30/2007 - 2:12pm.
Today was another opportunity to experience learning through inquiry.I haven't done much monitoring of  the water near our school mostly because I don't have the equipment. I was amazed at how thought provoking just hypothesizing the temperature of the water could be. I do have thermometers and I do have metersticks and timers.I now have some new lessons that will include heat transfer, motion of water and measurement. 

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