This is an updated version of my lesson
- Data Tools Planning and Documentation Template Part 1 and
Part 2 as an attached file.
- There are images of the Mississippi Delta included for
stacking and measuring.
- Data Tools Investigation Planning and Documentation
Template Part 1 and Part 2.
- Student Handout.
- Directions for the investigation.
- Images of the Mississippi Delta from 9,000 years ago to
the present.
- Example of student work.

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Mississippi Delta Measurement Results

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Mississippi Delta Image 1 9000 Years Ago

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Mississippi Delta Image 2 4500 Years Ago

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Mississippi Delta Image3 3000 Years Ago

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Mississippi Delta Image4 2000 Years Ago

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Mississippi Delta Image5 1000 Years Ago

Mississippi Delta Image6 Present

Hi Rich,

I was having trouble opening your lesson with my computer.
Sorry!

This post was editted by Anne Marie Levesque on Mar, 2009
The documents are written on a new version of Microsoft Office You have to download a conversion program from Microsoft to open this file with the .docx file extension. I downloaded the conversion program from Microsoft, saved the .docx file as a normal .doc file instead of the 2008 version. This allowed me to resave the files with the file extension as .doc which the most of us have to open others files. I hope Rich will be OK with me translating the files and reposting for the others who had a problem.

I had the opportunity to be present when Rich was teaching the students to use the Imagej Program and was very impressed with his explanation to the students of what Imagej can do and his walking them through the procedures for his class project. The students were very interested in seeing the difference in the Delta over time and were asking good questions about why there were differences.