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SOVA2 [1]
3 years ago
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What happens when something freezes? Why are the populations of animals in the Chesapeake Bay changing rapidly? How can we make

a more fuel-efficient truck? Is a flower alive? Why does it snow? This year in science class you will be using the Science and Engineering Practices to be able to answer questions like the ones listed above. It is important that you develop these science skills to deepen your understanding of the natural world and how scientific knowledge is built.​
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