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Meal Worm Lab
Meal worms
Scientific Method Step: Ask A question! Make Observations, Do Research and Ask a question
1. Observations
|Record your observations about mealworms (shape, size, number of legs and segments, |Draw a detailed picture of your meal worm. |
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I. PROCEDURES (List, detailed and anyone can repeat it): • • • • • • • •
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