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Submitted by Diane OFee-Powers on Tue, 07/31/2007 - 11:14am.
I am sorry that I missed the outside activities. Watershed protection is a real life problem & it is important to teach to our students. If you can't take the kids outside, there are classroom activities that you can do to simulate a watershed. Project Wet has a book on activities. THE John Heinz center my be a good place for a class trip.

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