73. Why do Cranberries Float in Water?
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This cranberry nature study is perfect for your autumn science lessons about the harvest season, Thanksgiving, or Christmas!
In the companion video class about cranberries, included in the No Sweat Nature Study membership, 1st-8th graders will understand the life cycle of cranberries that grow uniquely in bogs. Learn why cranberries bounce, see how they are harvested, and discover their importance in agriculture and cuisine.
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