Why do we have so many surfaces?
How are the surfaces made? Where do they come from?
I wonder why some surfaces have patterns...
What are you noticing when you go outside? What is under your feet?
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Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Learning From Home:Day 5
Today while I was outside I was observing all the different surfaces that I walk on. I was thinking about the following...
Why do we have so many surfaces?
How are the surfaces made? Where do they come from?
I wonder why some surfaces have patterns...
What are you noticing when you go outside? What is under your feet?
Why do we have so many surfaces?
How are the surfaces made? Where do they come from?
I wonder why some surfaces have patterns...
What are you noticing when you go outside? What is under your feet?
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