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A simple way for students to reflect on work done in the science lab. Each letter for RERUN stands for something different. R- recall, E-explain, R-results, U-uncertainties, N-new. Brief student directions are on the top of the form. Quick and easy to use for any lab. This can be a stand alone short way to collect student information after a lab or can be done so they have some thoughts down on paper to help when they are writing up a longer lab report. Can be used with elementary to high school, homeschool, or adults to organize information from any science lab.
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Description
A simple way for students to reflect on work done in the science lab. Each letter for RERUN stands for something different. R- recall, E-explain, R-results, U-uncertainties, N-new. Brief student directions are on the top of the form. Quick and easy to use for any lab. This can be a stand alone short way to collect student information after a lab or can be done so they have some thoughts down on paper to help when they are writing up a longer lab report. Can be used with elementary to high school, homeschool, or adults to organize information from any science lab.
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Great tool! Well thought out.
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Your welcome! This is such a handy tool to have for reflecting after an activity!
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