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September 25, 2006

Harvard’s Inner Workings of the Cell

A very interesting movie detailing the inner workings of the cell.

Filed under: Science — twwoodward @ 7:12 pm

January 6, 2006

Digestive System AppleWorks Drag and Drop

Digestive System Drag and Drop

This is an AppleWorks document that allows students to label the digestive system by dragging and dropping the labels on the correct parts on the system.

example of the digestive system document

Filed under: Science, Other — twwoodward @ 6:30 am
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