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In reply to the discussion: Students in the Explorer's room roll pumpkins down a hill observing physics in action. [View all]

Sneederbunk

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2. Next to the apple tree for the Newton experiment.
Reply to elleng (Original post)
Sun Nov 4, 2018, 03:33 PM
Nov 2018

Better prepare the students in advance for this one.

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Students in the Explorer's room roll pumpkins down a hill observing physics in action. [View all] elleng Nov 2018 OP
An educator wrote "peaks children's interest"? Demit Nov 2018 #1
Next to the apple tree for the Newton experiment. Sneederbunk Nov 2018 #2
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