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The Lab Report, sponsored by Apologia science, this week is a great science experiment to do with all ages. We are studying flowers right now in our Apologia Biology textbook. One of the labs for this module call for flower dissections. As we did the lab, I realized how easy it was to modify for all ages and still be a great learning experience!
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