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Mr. Clauset (2009-2010 School Year) Labs and Field Trips from Mr. Clauset's 8th grade science classes at Hammond School in Columbia, SC. 1 - 16 of 16 Total. Shared

1. Periodic Table Project  (April, 2010) 5887 Visits 48 Images Shared Album 2. 8th Grade DC Trip, 2010  (March, 2010) 482 Visits 314 Images Shared Album 3. 7th-8th Grade Winter Dance  (February, 2010) 234 Visits 151 Images Shared Album 4. 8th Science -- Dry Ice Labs   (February, 2010) 220 Visits 104 Images Shared Album 5. 8th Science -- Podcasting  (Oct, Dec & Jan 2009-10) 5206 Visits 43 Images Shared Album 6. 8th Science -- Balloon Poppers  (November, 2009) 175 Visits 27 Images Shared Album 7. 8th Science -- Low Friction Cart Lab  (November 2009) 182 Visits 78 Images Shared Album 8. Halloween  (October 2009) 1932 Visits 12 Images Shared Album 9. Hammond Field Day  (October 23, 2009) 7004 Visits 102 Images Shared Album 10. Hammond Spirit Week  (October 22, 2009) 124 Visits 10 Images Shared Album 11. 8th Science -- Ball Drop Labs   (October, 2009) 303 Visits 152 Images Shared Album 12. 8th Science -- Inclined Plane Lab   (September, 2009) 275 Visits 89 Images Shared Album 13. 8th Science -- Bottle Rockets   (September, 2009) 6925 Visits 31 Images Shared Album 14. 8th Science -- Levers Lab  (August, 2009) 6451 Visits 57 Images Shared Album 15. Archive -- Keys Trip 2009  (Marine Biology) This series of photo albums were collected following a trip to the Florida Keys with 7th grade students in spring, 2009. 6 Albums Shared Folder 16. Archive -- Keys Trip 2007   (Marine Biology) From 1991 to 2009, Mr. Clauset took his science classes on a marine biology field trip. From 1992 to 2009 the destination was Newfound Harbor Marine Institute ("Sea Camp") on Big Pine Key, Florida. Students stopped first at the Everglades and then headed to Sea Camp for three days of snorkeling and marine biology labs. At the end of the trip, students spent a day at Sea World in Orlando before heading home to North Carolina. Over 1000 students participated in this marine biology field trip. 6866 Visits 66 Images Shared Album

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