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The Science of Lewis and Clark

Resource for Grades 4-6

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Source: D4K: “Science of Lewis and Clark"

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This video segment from IdahoPTV's D4K points out that the mission of the Core of Discovery was map and to document the science of the plants, animals, land and people of their journey. They wrote about 178 plants and 120 animals. You hear their descriptions in their own words from their journals.

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