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Elementary Curriculum
- NH Social Studies Standards
- NH Science Standards
- Introduction to the Lamprey River
- Lesson 1 The River Runs Wild and Scenic
- Lesson 2 Guided Video
- Lesson 3 Maps
- Lesson 4 Field Trip
- Lesson 4- Temperature
- Lesson 4- Dissolved Oxygen
- Lesson 4- River Current
- Lesson 4- pH
- Lesson 4- Transparency
- Lesson 4- Invertebrates
- Lesson 4- Data Sheets
- Lesson 4a- Streamwalk
- Lesson 4b- Streamwalk
- Lesson 5a- Examining the Data
- Lesson 5b- Using the Data
- Lesson 6- People of the River 1
- Lesson 6- People of the River 2
- Lesson 6- People of the River 3
- Lesson 6- People of the River 4
- Lesson 6-People of the River 5
- Lesson 6-People of the River 6
- Lesson 7- A Message to the River
- Resources
- Sample Artwork from Newmarket Elementary School
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Middle and High School Curriculum
- Journals
- Field Trip and Creative Response
- Background: Watersheds
- Background: Mapping
- Background: River Story
- historic river uses chart
- Background: Point of View
- Research Projects
- Research- Cultural History
- Research- Natural History
- Research: Pollution
- Project Presenatation Options
- Controversies and the Future
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Hop into exploring the Lamprey!Presentations
The Lamprey River Advisory Committee has experts in wildlife and ecology, river-based history, water quality and quantity, and land protection. If you need or want to learn more about these topics through a presentation, please let us know. We will do our best to accommodate requests.
We also offer prepared programs on dragonflies, vernal pool exploration (in spring), accompaniment to our DVDs, and nature walks.
Please contact info@lampreyriver.org.
students explore a vernal pool
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