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Students love studying insects and the ‘common’ ant may not seem so common after this unit where they will learn all about ants! Ants have some unique capabilities and there are more than 10,000 known ant species around the world. This resource is an interactive, hands-on Science project that will engage your classroom in student centered learning.
🐜During the process, students will learn about…
After completion, students will have a beautiful 3D project to keep. Projects can be individual or you can assign as a cooperative learning activity.
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