Alexandra Karl, Ph.D
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After studying the temporary shelters of Paul Elkins, students were given the task of building a homeless shelter. After deciding on an appropriate outdoor location, they were given a shopping cart, a cardboard box, a tarp and a string, and were tasked with forming a stable combination for a homeless person. 

Ages : Middle School, Youth. 
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