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Where stars reveal their names and nature yields her secrets
The Observatory reveals the natural laws that govern Marcus's world.
Use diagrams and simple models to connect bones, muscles, organs, atoms, elements, states of matter, and chemical change.
Observe
Use a diagram or safe household object to notice shape, position, parts, and repeated patterns.
Name
Name the part, then describe where it is and what it does.
Explain
Explain how structure helps function: why is this part shaped or placed this way?
Apply
Use the model to predict what would happen if one part stopped doing its job.
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