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Spring 2012

These journal pages were presented in Mystery Class updates for Spring 2012: Week 1: Thinking About This Week's Data Week 2: Explore the World Wearing "Latitude Shoes" Week 3: Reflecting on Data and Line Graphs Week 4: It's Time to Ask Questions Week 5: Comparing Latitude and Longitude Week 6: Look for Graph Patterns to Predict Photoperiod Week 7: Estimating Longitude Week 8: Patterns? Rates of Change? Predictions? Week 9: How have you narrowed your search? Week 10: What changed for Mystery Class #5 -- and why? Week 11: How Did Graphing Help Your Search? Week 12: Retrace Your Mystery Class journey! Week 13: Did Mystery Class change how you see Earth and seasons?

Spring 2011

These journal pages were presented in Mystery Class updates for Spring 2011: Week 1: Thinking About This Week's Data Week 2: Explore the World Wearing "Latitude Shoes" Week 3: Reflecting on Data and Line Graphs Week 4: It's Time to Ask Questions Week 5: Comparing Latitude and Longitude Week 6: Look for Graph Patterns to Predict Photoperiod Week 7: Estimating Longitude Week 8: Patterns? Rates of Change? Predictions? Week 9: How have you narrowed your search? Week 10: What changed for Mystery Class #6 -- and why? Week 11: How Did Graphing Help Your Search? Week 12: Look How Far You've Come. Retrace Your Journey! Week 13: Seeing the World in a New "Light"?

Spring 2010

These journal pages were presented in Mystery Class updates for Spring 2010: Week 1: Thinking About This Week's Data Week 2: Explore the World Wearing "Latitude Shoes" Week 3: Reflecting on Data and Line Graphs Week 4: It's Time to Ask Questions Week 5: Comparing Latitude and Longitude Week 6: Look for Graph Patterns to Predict Photoperiod Week 7: Estimating Longitude Week 8: Patterns? Rates of Change? Predictions? Week 9: What unexpected change do you see in the local times? Week 10: How have you narrowed your search? Week 11: How Did Graphing Help Your Search? Week 12: Look How Far You've Come. Retrace Your Journey! Week 13: Seeing the World in a New "Light"?

Spring 2009

These journal pages were presented in Mystery Class updates for Spring 2009: Week 1: What Can You Discover by Comparing Photoperiods? Week 2: What Does Additional Data Tell You? Week 3: What's the Rate of Change? Week 4: Who's North of You? Who's South? Week 5: Thinking About Latitude and Longitude Week 6: Drawing a Prediction Graph and Seeing Sunrise/Sunset Time in UT Week 7: Estimating Longitude Week 8: Revisit Your Prediction Graph Week 9: What unexpected change do you see in the local times? Week 10: The Steps in Your Search Week 11: How Did Graphing Help Your Search? Week 12: That Was Then, This is Now. Revisit Your Journey! Week 13: A Letter to Next Year's Students

Spring 2008

These journal pages were presented in Mystery Class updates for Spring 2008: Week 1: What Can You Discover by Comparing Photoperiods? Week 2: What Does More Data Tell You? Week 3: What's the Rate of Change? Week 4: Who's North of You and Who's South? Week 5: Thinking about Latitude and Longitude Week 6: Draw and Predict: How Will Your Graph Look at the End of March? Week 7:Estimating Longitude of the Mystery Class Locations Week 8: What Will Happen Next and Why? Week 9: Before and After the Equinox: What's Next? Week 10:What Happened Last Week? AND Steps I Have Taken So Far Week 11: What Suprised You About This Spring's Photoperiod Graph? Week 12: Look How Far You've Come Week 13: Teacher for a Day Week 14: Travel Brochure for a Mystery Class Site

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