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![]() Name of Activity: How Far To Mount Katahdin (Part II)
Purpose of Activity: To teach students to calculate distance while hiking. Suggested Grade Level: 9-12 Materials Needed: timer, 1/4 mile track or measured distance, note cards or forms, calculator Description of Idea Part Two of our trip to Mount Katadhin finds us focusing on how fast students can and should hike. Hiking all day is very difficult, so it is important to monitor your pulse to determine how fast you should hike. In order to conserve energy and to be able to continue hiking for long periods of time, you should keep your pulse levels at 50-60% of maximum. We are going to practice that today. Complete the following questions while moving around a 1/4 mile track to find out how fast you should hike. The Entire Series |
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