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First graders measure the temperature of snow at different levels by participating in an experiment. They discover that snow is an insulator and use thermometers to find out the snow temperature. They record the temperature of snow on a specific recording sheet.

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snow, temperature

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snow, temperature, math
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1st
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Math
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Inquiry-Based Learning

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