6th Grade Conducts Stream Labs

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6th Grade Conducts Stream Labs

Jeri Lodato

Jan 22 2021

6th-grade students recently learned about the three stages of stream erosion and the differences between young, mature, and old streams. At the end of their unit, they conducted a modeling experiment using sand, water, and rocks to observe how streams erode and deposit.

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