Trace a Supply Chain
Pick one item in your kitchen and write out every step it likely took to reach you. Post the write-up.
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Daily facts and stats about chains of all kinds: food chains, supply chains, chain reactions and mountain chains, plus real challenges to put them to work.
Armor made of small linked metal rings is called what?
Chain mail was widely used in medieval Europe.

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Pick one item in your kitchen and write out every step it likely took to reach you. Post the write-up.
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Observe a park or garden and draw a food chain of at least four living things you saw. Post a photo link.
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Do one small habit every day and mark an X on a calendar to build a chain. Check in once a day.
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