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-Math: Study Links 6-6 (p.131)
-Science: Start thinking about a general field of science that you're interested in learning more about in your next research project (biology, geology, anthropology, meteorology, astronomy, environmental science...). Once you choose a general field, I'll help you narrow it down to a topic that's more specific for you to study.

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Unknown said…
Hello Mr. Bonner.
My dad said on the math you would have to cut the protractor and put holes in it to make your own angle.
Don't worry I didn't do this, but if this is correct can you please tell me tomorrow? My dad and I will try the "making your own angle part of the math."

Thank you.
Sincerely,
Jade.
February 17, 2009 at 7:58 PM
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