Science Autobiography For Middle School

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Science Autobiography Ever since I was young I was encouraged to spend my time exploring outdoors. I remember playing with smelly worms, finding toads in my backyard, and making pill bug homes. When I was in third grade, I was one of the lucky students placed in the classroom that had the greenhouse attached to it. Since I was extremely fascinated with the greenhouse, the first science lesson I remember was learning about plants and flowers. When I reached middle school my passion for science only grew. Sixth grade was the year that I learned how to use a microscope for the first time. In eighth grade I was in an advanced biology class. This was the first year I had the opportunity to dissect an animal. This was my first science class that

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