LOOKS COUNT Urban and Regional Planning Curriculum

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LOOKS COUNT Urban and Regional Planning Curriculum

Lesson 1, Station G Predictions Consider the following slides, and the age groups related to each.

How old are you when you ride this?

How old are you when you ride this?

How old are you when you ride this?

How old are you when you ride this?

How old are you when you ride this?

How old are you when you use this?

How old are you when you are most likely to need this?

Who plays here?

Who plays soccer?

Who plays cards?

Who rides bikes?

Who plays shuffleboard?