SnowStorms in the Classroom (Grades 3-8) "Practically every location in the United States, including most of southern Florida, has seen snowfall (National Snow and Ice Data Center). As you move away from the equator, more significant snowfalls occur. Let's find out how and why some regions in the United States get more than 100 inches of snow year after year."

Before you start this Internet Quest, open a  Word document.  Cut and paste the questions and site addresses into your word document.   When you find the answer to a question type it into your Word document. 
Save your Word doument to a disk. Print a copy to turn in.

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Before you start this Internet Quest, open a Word document.  Cut and paste the questions and site addresses into your word document.  When you find the answer to a question type it into your Word document.  
Save your Word doument to a disk. Print a copy to turn in.

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Open a Word document and write several paragraphs about how the thing you chose works.
Save your Word doument to a disk and print a copy to turn in.

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Discuss with your teacher what she wants you to do.

You might want to open a Word document and type what you have learned about dinosaurs.

In the "Stuff To Do" section you will see a section called Drawing Dinosaurs. After reading about drawing dinosaurs, have your teacher print out this page so you can learn to draw dinosaurs. Drawing Dinosaurs

Discuss with your teacher what she wants you to do.

You might want to open a Word document and type what you have learned about Astronomy.