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October 17, 2011
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Make Sure You Have The Right Bearing!

     These students have learned some orienteering skills.  They're following compass bearings to uncover messages hidden in the field.  This activity extends concepts that these students have learned about during the geography project and exposes them to real-life applications of these concepts.  It's also a good math lesson. 

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They're Lost!

They Found it!

These Girls Found One!
 

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