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This procedure outlines how to make turkeys in a science lab on November 24, 2009. The document provides instructions for an activity taking place in Room 241, where students will be creating turkeys. The goal is to teach students the process of writing lab procedures through a hands-on turkey making activity.
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- 1. Procedure Writing in Science Lab (making turkeys) Room 241 November 24, 2009