AF1: Thinking Scientifically

Mar 28, 2019

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AF1: Thinking Scientifically. AF2: Understanding the applications of Science. AF3: Communicating and Collaborating in Science. AF4: Using Investigative Approaches. AF5: Working with Evidence.

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AF1: Thinking Scientifically
AF2: Understanding the applications of Science
AF3: Communicating and Collaborating in Science
AF4: Using Investigative Approaches
AF5: Working with Evidence

Introduction to Primary Science APP

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