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The Climate Change toolkit is geared towards grades 3-6 and is based on curriculum written by Cornell University. The kit explores the impact of weather and climate on the world around them. Youth will recreate weather phenomena while using scientific processes, including storms, snowfall, and changing temperature through time. Activities can be used as stand […]