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1. Read - read through some of the amazing facts about the Grand Canyon, one of the 7 Wonders of the World. 2. Observe - check out the panoramic views of the Grand Canyon in this virtual tour. 3. Reflect - leave a comment below of the "Grandest" trail you visited!

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I can't believe that at this time last year me and my girlfriends were sitting on a sunny beach in San Diego, California. From there, me and my friends ventured to the Hollywood sign (which was not easy to get to being that we had to drive up a mountain for that picture), to Rodeo Drive, sandy dunes, and then off to star search in L.A. It was an amazing experience. But I would have to say one of the greatest highlights of my trip was our visit to world famous the San Diego Zoo. It took some convincing since my best friend is not what you would call an "animal person" but we got there and boy was it worth it! When I got home, I was eager to share my experiences with my students and what better way than a VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP. After a little searching online I found the San Diego Zoo for Kids website had amazing virtual experiences for students. With all this cold weather lately (thanks New Jersey) I could not think of a better time to reminisce and take a visit-this time di...

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Art is everywhere! Whether it is a master painting, beautiful haiku, or inspiring words of wisdom, we all have times when we can truely appreciate the wonderful work of others around us. One thing is for sure though, credit must be given and no one should ever take credit for another's work. This week we talked about plagiarism, copyright, and citations and how important these topics are to our academic success and protection of the work of others. To show our appreciation for other's work, choose your favorite quote from brainyquote and post it below. Remember to put the whole quote in quotation marks AND cite the auther of that quote at the end.                                -Brainpop: Citing Sources