What did I miss? Make sure the following items are finished in your notebook: Science Quickwrite pg 8 Scientific Thinking Title Pg pg 9 Lab Safety pg 11.

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What did I miss? Make sure the following items are finished in your notebook: Science Quickwrite pg 8 Scientific Thinking Title Pg pg 9 Lab Safety pg 11

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