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HIGH SCHOOL: Science

Data Analysis
Students analyze downloaded data using statistical analysis, tables and graphs.

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Exploring the Water Atlas
Students learn how to use the Watershed Atlas through a four-part series of activities.

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  • Part 2: Explore a River and Two Lakes Download PDF Download Microsoft Word document
  • Part 3: Explore Dissolved Oxygen Download PDF Download Microsoft Word document
  • Part 4: Explore Website and Research Download PDF Download Microsoft Word document
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Land Use Activity
Students will examine possible correlations between land use patterns and
water pollution.

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