4A completed another dive and returned to the boat much like 4C did the previous day when they found the three seals on the deck, however this time 4A were met on board by a 4 meter long walrus.
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This blog will show the work completed by my class throughout their Games Based Learning Topic using Endless Ocean for the Nintendo Wii as a stimulus.
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I found out something I did not know, thank you. I found out that males have larger tusk then females. I really like this project and think that the walrus is very cute.
ReplyDeleteBrittany South
Edm310 class at University of South Alabama
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