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Complete "How Cold Is It" graph and statements. 

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Complete "How Cold Is It" graph and statements. 

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Go to this site to record the weather in Nome and in Santa Clartia for the dates 3/3/19-3/18/19
Use this site.
1. Go to Weather
2. search for Nome weather for March.
3.  Write the date and high temperature on your form.
4.  Color the Temperature bar.
5. Search for Santa Clarita weather for March.
6. Write the date and high temperature on your form.
5. Color the temperature bar.
6. Complete 5 "How cold Is IT" statements. Use a calculator if needed.

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Welcome to the world's top site for time, time zones, and astronomy. Organize your life with free online info and tools you can rely on. No sign-up needed.

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https://www.graylinealaska.com/blog/49-things-you-didnt-know-about-alaska/
http://alaska.gov/kids/learn/facts.htm
Alaska Pictures and Facts - National Geographic Kids

https://weather.com

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If you're wandering alone in the woods late at night, you might want to keep an eye out for a monster that in the shadows. What is it? El Chupacabra , of course!

El Chupacabra got its name from the Spanish words chupar ("to suck") and cabra ("goat"). This monster supposedly parts of Puerto Rico, Mexico and the United States. Believers in El Chupacabra believe the monster acts like a , drinking the blood of , especially goats.

What does El Chupacabra look like? That depends upon whom you ask! Some who claim to have seen El Chupacabra say it's a heavy creature about the size of a small bear with a row of along its back. It supposedly hops like a kangaroo and has long fangs! Others claim El Chupacabra is a much smaller wolf-like creature with no hair.

The first sightings of El Chupacabra occurred in Puerto Rico in 1995. In various villages, the creature was reportedly seen attacking various types of , including goats, sheep and other farm animals and pets.

Over time, researchers determined that the eyewitness accounts were unreliable . In fact, the descriptions of El Chupacabra as a creature with down its back were taken from a popular science-fiction movie called Species.

Other reports of El Chupacabra sightings occurred in the United States, though. These creatures were described as hairless, wolf-like creatures that attacked .

Researchers believe these sightings of El Chupacabra were actually dogs or coyotes with . This means these animals were infected with a called Sarcoptes scabiei. As a result of this , these animals would lose their hair, develop thicker skin and smell really bad.

Scientists believe these animals might attack , because they're no longer able to hunt animals in the wild. Farm animals that are tame and kept in pens or fenced areas are easier targets for the sick predators.

Despite scientists' findings, rumors of El Chupacabra persist. Why? One reason is that legends are popular and fun to pass around. Plus, El Chupacabra is simply fun to say! El Chupacabra will likely live on for many, many years, much like Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster continue to fascinate people around the world!

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If you're wandering alone in the woods late at night, you might want to keep an eye out for a monster that in the shadows. What is it? El Chupacabra , of course! El Chupacabra got its name from the Spanish words chupar ("to suck") and cabra ("goat").