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1 What do you observe? What do you infer?

2 Infer a story from these words airfallingmathsquares AprilfirstmoversSteinway birthdayflatbedneckstories blackgentlynudgedstraps concertoinsanepadsstreet craneinterestingpianoteach dangleslacquerrushwindow edgelegsslowlywrapped eightlessonssnow factorslosingspinning

3 http://www.taylormali.com/poems- online/undivided-attention/

4 Scientists collect quantitative data instead of just analyzing words. You will swing a pendulum for ten seconds. What data can be collected and recorded from this activity?

5 http://www.online- stopwatch.com/bomb-countdown/

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