Mrs. Moore's Science Site
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    • Termites and Pheromones - 2018
    • Endo and Exothermic reactions
    • Identifying Sedimentary Rocks 2018
    • Landfill 2018
    • Marine Debris sweep 2018
    • Classifying Buttons - 2018
    • West Carteret Water Tour 2018
    • Solar cars - 2018
    • Weathering at a Graveyard- 2018
    • Cedar Point trail - 2016
    • Fizzing Rocks - 2018
    • The Duke Building - LEED certified
    • WHALE in the media center!
  • Marine Science
    • Sound seining 2018
    • Squid Dissection 2018
    • UNC visit
    • Geodynamics visit - 2017
    • Building a Sill 2017
    • Maritime Museum Fall 2018
    • Seining in Bogue Sound 2017
    • Oyster shell bagging event- 2018
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    • Spirit Week 2017 !
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  • Brad Sneeden Mar. Sci. Acad.
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Sedimentary rocks often began as sand...which is super cool under the microscopes!

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