Grad student needing some help for a research project!
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Apr 10, 2011
However, I am worried that the weather might not work to my advantage. To make things fun and interactive I wanted to see if another classroom is doing something similiar that way we could share measurements and do a compare/contrast.
I'm using liquid measurements (cups, pints, quarts, etc) and my school is in Rhode Island. If any teacher is interested or happens to be doing the same thing, I'd be great to work together on a project I think the students would really enjoy!
Hopeful teacher, Ms. Joyce :)
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