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JANET HARDEN
Mr. Carlton's 6th grade Science classes worked through the scientific method by conducting a penny lab, where students used a pipette to investigate how many drops of water a penny could hold.
It was a great hands-on experience that not only engaged the students but also reinforced their understanding of scientific principles.
