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A Glacier Field Trip--An Earth Science Lab Activity

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In this lab activity students will be challenged to:

1. describe and explain
2. classify and sequence
3. observe and infer
4. compare and contrast
5. recognize cause and effect
6. interpret scientific illustrations

as they use photographs to investigate and understand various glacial features and landforms.
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