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	Brain Power! The NIDA Junior Scientist Program: Grades K-1

Assessment

As students work on the activities in the module, look for the following:

Have students grasped the concept that the brain is responsible for a wide range of activities?
Are students beginning to understand the relationship between the senses and the brain?
Were students able to complete the body outline with the accompanying pictures?
Were students able to express their feelings and show their “face” accordingly?
Did students participate in class discussions?

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