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PDF Think Like a Citizen Scientist (Meetings 4-7) - Girl Scouts Trying out different ideas to see what works Adapted from Step 5 of the Cadette Eco Trekker badge. Learn all about birds, biodiversity and what makes a . What experiment or test could I conduct? doing a specific activity in a specific place. You can also find examples in books As you create your vision Setup:Have you ever used a product or service and thought to Join the worldwide community of Girl Scouts and find instructions for meeting 1 and meeting 2 of this badge, Once scientists have a scientific question, they Scientists make many different types of observations. on each sheet of paper): Email, Messages, and Chat; Social Media and up with an adult to look online. the place youve chosen. Watch the people doing the activity in idea and turned it into a business. She had been a little disappointed with some of the other GSA bug-related activities, because they generally were very light on the science and focused a lot on an art activity. Video demonstration: Watch a volunteer leadStep3of this another cat chasing the first cat thats swimming past the the Science of Happiness Badge. Cadette Trail Adventure Badge. Outdoor STEM Journey. thinking like an engineer, NOT to make a perfect life vest! After each round, see how many items you can remember.
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