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Challenge Question # 4 Michael Daugherty (daughert_m@popmail.firn.edu) Wed, 07 Oct 1998 09:12:42 -0400 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kathyalind@aol.com: "Challenge Question #2" Previous message: SCI6@aol.com: "Monarchs" Our classroom had fun doing the Challenge Question # 4 activity. We especially liked doing the line graphs. When looking at the line graphs it was easy to see that this year, 1998, has so far shown fewer monarch sightings in Cape May, New Jersey than in any other of the previous six years, except for 1992, the first year that Mr. Concord kept track of the sightings. 1997 had the greatest amount of sightings. The migration appears to peak around the fourth or fifth week. Mr. Daugherty's Classroom 4th and 5th Grade Citrus Elementary, Indian River County, Florida Next message: Kathyalind@aol.com: "Challenge Question #2" Previous message: SCI6@aol.com: "Monarchs"