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Microscopic Mystery I

Observe the Image: Start by carefully examining the microscopic image provided. Take your time to notice the details.

Analyze and Think: Consider what the image might be. Think about the clues in the image that lead you to your conclusion.

Write Your Paragraph: Using the sentence frame given, write a paragraph explaining what you believe the image is and why. Be clear in your reasoning.

Incorporate Vocabulary: Make sure to include at least 5 of the 10 specific vocabulary words in your paragraph. Use them in a way that makes sense with your explanation.

Review Your Work: Before you finish, read over your paragraph to check that you’ve included at least 5 vocabulary words and that your explanation is clear and logical.

I hypothesize that the image shows ______________ because ______________. The texture/appearance of ______________ suggests that it might be ______________. Additionally, the way the ______________ is structured indicates that it could belong to ______________. The presence of ______________ supports my idea that this is ______________.

  • Word Bank:
  1. Texture
  2. Structure
  3. Microscope
  4. Magnification
  5. Observation
  6. Surface
  7. Detail
  8. Hypothesis
  9. Cellular
  10. Specimen

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