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Students investigate equilibrium in erosion and deposition by predicting effects of moving water on soil; modeling an erosion simulation; observing results of a test; inferring causes and effects, and hypothesizing about erosion variables.

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2nd - 9th

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2 hrs

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Inquiry-Based Learning

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