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Highs And Lows

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Students experiment to examine high and low pressure areas. They investigate why a high pressure area seeks a low pressure area.

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molecular structure, molecules, pressure

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high, low, molecular structure, pressure, vacuums, science
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4th - 6th
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Science
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Inquiry-Based Learning
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