March-8-2015 Mr. Ted Science I will be able to: (1) conduct the acid-rain plant-growth experiment with my team-mates, and (2) prepare for the EMSA exams.

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March Mr. Ted Science I will be able to: (1) conduct the acid-rain plant-growth experiment with my team-mates, and (2) prepare for the EMSA exams by reviewing past EMSA exam questions Dialysis video

March Mr. Ted Science By the end of today's lesson, وبحلول نهاية درس اليوم I will be able to: (1) conduct the acid-rain plant-growth experiment with my team- mates, and (2) prepare for the EMSA exams by reviewing past EMSA exam questions

March Mr. Ted Science I will be able to: (1) conduct the acid-rain plant-growth experiment with my team-mates, and (2) prepare for the EMSA exams by reviewing past EMSA exam questions Let's Practice for the EMSA exam!

March Mr. Ted Science I will be able to: (1) conduct the acid-rain plant-growth experiment with my team- mates, and (2) prepare for the EMSA exams by reviewing past EMSA exam questions

1kg mass = 9.8N force (weight) Mass: The number of atoms n an object. الكتلة: عدد الذرات في كائن. Force: something that causes a change in the motion of an object. القوة: الشيء الذي يؤدي إلى تغيير في حركة كائن. Weight: the force of gravity on the object الوزن: قوة الجاذبية على الكائن

March Mr. Ted Science I will be able to: (1) conduct the acid-rain plant-growth experiment with my team-mates, and (2) prepare for the EMSA exams by reviewing past EMSA exam questions Zinc and Hydrochloric acid reaction video

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