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Students will use these notebooking pages to record information about 23 different species of mushrooms. Perfect for a Science or Biology classroom studying fungi!
In addition to the named 23 species, student are given an extra page to add additional species if they choose (or if you instruct them to add others).
On each page, students will draw a picture of the species, give the complete scientific classification and record additional information they learn through research, reading books or using the current curriculum.
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This is a downloadable copy of the book. (71 pages)
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This is the teacher’s edition to Natural Science: Biology & Chemistry – Grade 8 (Student Edition)
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Designed for 4th-8th grade, students will love playing this hands-on game as they…
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