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Lesson plans using data students collect themselves can be exciting! Below you will find several lesson plans based on our Snapshot Day activities and results. These activites are a great way to prepare for your annual Snapshot Day event, or to wrap up after the event. Many of these activites can be updated and adjusted by replacing the data used with current year data.
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Scientific Method - Oh that! Look at how setting up a study can determine what you learn, and how useful it is |
Middle School & High School |
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Snapshot Day Definitions & Activities Review some of the basic background information that is useful BEFORE you venture out to the river |
Adaptable to all ages |
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Addition/Subtraction with Shipping Data Use real data from Snapshot Day ship travel to complete basic math questions |
Elementary Grades |
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Multiplication/Division with Shipping Data Use real data from Snapshot Day ship travel to calculate speed of transit and more |
Middle School Grades |
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Look at data from Snapshot Day to determine where the Salt Front was for the day |
Middle School Grades |
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Look at fish seining data from Snapshot Day to examine fish habitats and behavior |
Elementary & Middle School Grades |
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Graphing the Salt Front Activity Examining data for a 12 month period, see how the salt front moves in the river |
Middle School & High School |
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Is the Hudson River Too Salty to Drink? What contributes to the 'Salt Front' in the Hudson River? Look at data from three separate sources from Lamont Data Puzzles |
Middle School & High School |
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Interpreting Your Data Worksheet Useful for field discussion or analysis on how to look at the data you collected |
Middle School & High School |
(Activities provided in pdf format - If free downloadable software for viewing is needed please click on the adobe icon)