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Article #4561creek study
From: Steve Weimar
Date: Wed, 25 May 1994 15:15
Date: Wed, 25 May 1994 15:15
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I've been asked to help a K-5 school plan a creek study that would pull
together several classes of students from area private and public schools.
The goal is to provide a rich, layered investigation covering geography,
social history, physics, water biology, mills, etc. Any ideas for us about
how to structure this, what resources we should have, things to
investigate, relationships with area scientists/companies, models we should
look at where this has been done before in some way?
-- steve
Stephen Weimar (steve@forum.swarthmore.edu, weimar@aol.com)
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