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Orca K-8 in southeast Seattle is a public, alternative school focused on environmental education. This class of 27 4th and 5th graders has planned a unique trip around Washington and Oregon to study sustainable energy and agriculture, history, and geology. We have conducted research, raised money, planned the itinerary, and created daily lesson plans. Watch as our 6-day adventure unfolds.
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- We can't get any cell coverage out here. If this g...
- Dinner is now served. Sol Duc Hot Springs was a po...
- The Dungeness Creameru was awesome. The cows tried...
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- Graduated class photos from the Dungeness School
- Moo
- Learned something new!
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- Inside a greenhouse
- Consequences of Global Food
- Our first stop: Nash's Organic Farm
- Approaching our first stop-Nash's Farm. It's over...
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- Jumping on a boat
- We're on a BOAT!
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- Getting on the bus. Woohoo!
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