We've used our research skills to uncover the solution to our curious acid rain test results! Although the rain over the entire Gray Area is acidic, only some of the waterways are unhealthy for fish due to pH. Students found that part of the Gray Area has large amounts of limestone that neutralize the acid and make the water livable for fish. They also discovered that the Gray area acid rain problem is largely cause by cars and trucks, clearing the Toy Factory as a prime suspect. We also spent time discovering possible solutions to the acid rain problem.
Creativity was also a focus. Students used originality and design thinking to develop a perfect hat to help our friends the Ats who are plagued by pesky gnats! Take a look at some of their clever ideas!
We also did some reflection and systems review as students completed their field study packets and shared some favorite take-aways.
Also, we enjoyed Sandstorm, our special class visitor!
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