DISCUSS:
Can you think of reasons why one place might flood more than other places?
DISCUSS:
What is the ground like where you live?
DISCUSS:
What could turn a puddle into a fast-moving river of water?
DISCUSS:
How could you figure out which part of Texas gets the most flash floods?
DISCUSS:
Imagine you're starting with a totally blank map of Texas.
What information would you want to add to your map to help you find Flash Flood Alley?
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In your Mystery Pack Lesson Bag
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Flash Flood Finder printout | 1 per pair |
Texas Explorer Map printout | 1 per student |
Not included in your Mystery Pack
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Flash Flood Finder printout | 1 per pair |
Texas Explorer Map printout | 1 per student |
Crayons
We suggest yellow, red, and blue crayons for each student. |
3 crayons per student |
Scissors | 1 per pair |
We suggest students work in pairs.
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