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Green house in a Bottle Lesson Plan

Green house in a Bottle Lesson Plan

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Green house in a Bottle

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Students discuss transportation choices and the effect of transportation on the environment. They discuss oxygen and carbon dioxide and then engage in an experiment. They work in small groups to conduct an experiment to show how much oil we use.

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4th - 5th

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Year

2006

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