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Early Science | Fun with a Magnifying Glass
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This resource makes a fun, science center for early learners who are just learning to use a magnifying glass!
Students will match cards (one with a large picture and one with a very small picture) using a magnifying glass. There are three sets of picture cards (12 matches in each set). Set categories: transportation, living things, fruit.
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