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Watch this video and take special note of what is required to solve the science experiment.

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DragonflyTV Kids Do Science -  Sled Dogs

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Use the password Pearl to open the magazine.

Choose the article Glaciers from the title page.

Read the article and watch the videos.  Be sure the scroll to the bottom of each page.

Would you like this job?  Why or why not?  Please add your post to the Glacier padlet.  Use the plus sign in the lower right  corner.  Be sure to add your name to the post.

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Explorer Magazine | National Geographic Society

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National Geographic Society is a 501 (c)(3) organization. © 1996 - 2020 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved. Privacy Notice | Sustainability Policy | Terms of Service | Code of Ethics

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Would you like to be a scientist who studies glaciers? Why or why not.

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Read about your home state and post one fact you didn't know. Then add the best place you ever visited in NC. Can be a beach or a city or even a restaraunt. (If it's a restaraunt tell where it is located). Post on the NC Posts page.

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-The pirate Blackbeard called North Carolina home, and spent time ransacking ships off the coast in the early 1700s. In 1799 a shiny nugget twinkled in Little Meadow Creek, North Carolina and became the first gold discovered in what is now the United States.

-Fast forward about a century to see brother inventors Wilbur and Orville Wright complete the first successful airplane ride in the dunes of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in 1903. (That's why the state's license plates and quarters read "First in Flight" and "First Flight," respectively.)

-Plenty of famous folks were born in North Carolina, too, including jazz pianist Thelonious Monk, President James K. Polk, and maybe President Andrew Jackson (he was born on the border of North and South Carolina).

-You might want to visit the Outer Banks, a group of islands with beaches, state parks, and shipwreck-diving sites. One of those islands, Roanoke Island, was home to the first colony of English settlers in the New World. In the late 1500s the settlers disappeared, and historians are still trying to solve the mystery of the Lost Colony.

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Get facts and photos about the 12th state.

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5.  Post your North Carolina information here! 

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5.  Post your North Carolina information here! 

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List one thing you learned from the North Carolina article.

Tell about your favorite North Carolina spot.

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6.  Explore National Geographic Kids Videos 

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6.  Explore National Geographic Kids Videos 

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Enjoy exploring videos on National Geographic Kid's website.