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Plastic Egg Observation
I presented the students with plastic eggs with rubber animals inside. Some of the students rolled their eggs on the floor. One girl opened her egg and threw the rubber animal on the floor. Another girl picked the animal off the floor and ran around the classroom with it. One boy opened his egg and said frog. He stepped on the frog and put it on the top of his hand.
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