Washington’s Best—Vacation! How has the geography of Washington State influenced its history, economics, political interactions and diverse cultures?

7th Grade

Reflection Think about what you have learned and accomplished. You have just completed an in depth research project and now you need to think about what you learned. Please open Reflections and answer the questions. Congratulations!  Your team has finished an extensive online project. You have used the steps of the research cycle to gain new knowledge and understandings. You have shared your findings and decisions persuasively. You are now experienced information managers and decision makers. Teacher Feedback Form Teachers! Please click on the link and answer the questions about your experience with this project. Email the completed form to the Director of Instructional Technology and Libraries.

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