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The fourth grade students in Mrs. Clemis’ and Mrs. Compton’s classes created landforms out of playdough as a fun, hands-on way to review definitions.
Students created mountains, plains, valleys, oceans, and seas using playdough and then labeled each correctly. A Venn diagram was completed to compare and contrast the landforms. As a final project, the students took a picture on SeeSaw and made a video about the landforms. Way to go, fourth grade Panthers!
