Chemistry in the Earth System · Week 33 · Reaction Dynamics and Water Chemistry

Water Quality in Our Valley

Analyzing arsenic and nitrate data for local wells and drafting honest, respectful messages to community members.

Responsible decision-makingGrade 10About 20 minutesGrade 10
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Students will
Students analyze arsenic and nitrate data against safety limits and write an honest, respectful message for community members.
SEL skill
Share facts honestly without blame or fear
What it looks like
Students practice influence with integrity by sharing facts honestly and without blame or fear.
Content focus
Water quality in our valley
Format
Collaborative analysis

Responsible decision-making

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