Students learn what it means to draw a conclusion in science. They are given tips for drawing conclusions, then consider a specific scenario. Finally, they practice drawing conclusions.
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Keep track of science assignments and activities with a weekly journal. This printable journal page is customizable.
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Countdown to the Science FairPrint and use this form to keep your science fair project on schedule.
