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Three fifth graders from our class went around our school and recorded what they heard. It was our first time recording, so forgive the quality! Files are at: https://goo.gl/2D6MGt

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Here's the link: https://goo.gl/d4gRPR Crozet, VA, Western Albemarle HS: Our library is weeding and gradually coming together after remodeling. James, 10th grader, captured the elevator sound, while he waits for our sound studio in the library to be finished!

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There is a lot of conversation and socializing in a middle school cafeteria. This is a 6th and 7th grade lunch time. Recorded Sept. 16, 2015, in Maine. Photos thanks to 5th & 7th graders.

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Wolley Plays Educational Games For Kids , Babies & Toddlers

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Hour Long Preschool Educational Movie Toddlers

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This video is an audio recording of lunchtime in a middle school cafeteria. There are about 275 people in the cafeteria. It was made for Global Collaboration Day, the Soundscapes Around the World event.

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Ranitas de Maine, Spring Peepers in  Maine

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Ranitas de Maine, Spring Peepers in  Maine

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After the long, cold winters in Maine, it's always a sure sign of spring when we hear the peepers, small frogs found in vernal pools, marshes, ponds and wooded areas. Depending on the severity of the winter, we hear them in March, April and May. Recorded in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, USA.

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Sounds of my town: Spring peepers, little frogs found in vernal pools, marshes, and wooded areas, are a sure sign that spring is on its way. This recording was made in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/amphibians/spring-peeper/

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Sounds of my town: Spring peepers, little frogs found in vernal pools, marshes, and wooded areas, are a sure sign that spring is on its way. This recording was made in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/amphibians/spring-peeper/

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Sounds from Maine. The geese flying south are very typical in the fall as we start a new school year. Winter is quickly approaching and animals are preparing for snow and the cold months. The crickets are common sounds in spring and summer, especially in the evenings. Maine is primarily a rural state, known for its rocky Atlantic coast, forests, and varied wildlife.

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Soundscape Maine Global Collaboration Day 2015

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This video contains sounds of nature from Maine. Recorded on iPhone 5s, Aug and Sept 2015, Maine, USA