Are Our Homes Built for Severe Weather?

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Assessment

This is a transdisciplinary lesson providing opportunities to assess students in different academic areas. In addition to science, some possible assessment areas are:

  • listening and speaking assessment for working in STEM teams
  • language arts assessment for personal narrative and final project
  • math assessment for data analysis and bar graph activity
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