| With three weeks of photoperiod data, can you tell which Mystery Class sites are north and south of your hometown? This week, an iconic wildlife species reveals an additional clue. This Week's Update Includes:
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Mystery site data:
Local data:
- Look up your data for February 13.
- Report data (select "daylight", enter 02/13/12).
- View data on photoperiod map.
Resources:
Mystery Class
Photoperiod Map
The next time you report:
- Share a fun fact -- what's the official mammal of your state/province? Include it in the comments section of your report. Upload a picture for others to see.
- View fun facts others have reported on map or list.
How do the data and graph lines show you which Mystery Class sites are north and south of the equator? How do they show you which sites are north and south of your location?
Week #3
Through a game, have students explore the value of the global grid system in describing location.
Using a flat surface and then a sphere, students compare and share the words and measuring tools needed to describe location of a spot.
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