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Water Sheds

Submitted by Patricia Mundy on Mon, 07/30/2007 - 2:02pm.
I enjoyed participating in the hands on activities about watersheds this morning. Placing myself in the environment I could observe the pond and watershed physically, visually and used prior knowledge. It was a perfect example of inquiry teaching partnered with traditional teaching.It is so important our students get out of the box ,(classroom).

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