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In this mini-lesson, students discover where a variety of metals like gold, copper, and iron come from.
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Bonus Activity: Go on a metal “scavenger hunt” in your home. How many different metal objects can you find? How do you know that they’re all metal? Write or draw at least three things you notice that all metals have in common. Write or draw at least three things that are different about the objects.
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