Biking for Good: Math Lesson
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Created by Teacher(s): Joan Newkirk|Published on: May 29, 2024
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Synopsis
Students consider the impacts of biking on their community and how to encourage people to bike more through a school survey.
Inquire: Students view a short video of students biking to school and discuss their experiences with biking.
Investigate: Students create and analyze graphs and survey results about biking.
Inspire: Based on their findings, students generate suggestions to encourage biking in their school community.
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