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Microscope use

Get the handout from your teacher – it will help you take notes.

Watch the following video and take notes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOhF7LauOys

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Get ready for the lab! Study for the microscope parts and function quiz. Get the lab from your teacher. Read the lab before coming to class. The lab will combine what you have learned about living vs. non-living organisms and cells. Remember your lab safety rules! Come to class prepared to complete the lab.