Can you cut a hole in a piece of paper large enough to walk through? You can, and if you use a map of the world you have an incredible lesson on not wasting our worlds resources.
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The creative inventions of Leonardo daVinci inspire imaginative problem-solving as you design, construct, and paint your own invention.
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Students identify sources of home hazardous waste and create posters to educate the community about how to handle hazardous wastes.
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Students track the amount of junk mail received at their homes in one week and use the collected data to estimate how much junk mail would accumulate in a year. Then they explore ways to solve the junk mail problem.
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This particular activity is designed to allow students to investigate those items of litter that cause harm to the environment. It may be extended to increase awareness of the natural role of energy sources within the living organisms of the environment |
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