Day 10 2/3/15 Learning Target: Nucleic Acids and Proteins

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Day 10 2/3/15 Learning Target: Nucleic Acids and Proteins -Scientific Method Quiz -Nucleic Acids and Proteins Foldable *Fold It -Nucleic Acids and Proteins Stations -Testing for Proteins #17 -Finish Carbon Storyboard/Carbon Reflection -Feces Meat Article -DNA Extraction -Energy Drink Article

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