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Bacteria Bust! What is Bacteria? Why would we want to grow bacteria in a dish? What is the question? What is the question? Are there more bacteria on my hand or my shoe? What area of the classroom has the most bacteria? How much bacteria

Bacteria Bust!
What is Bacteria?
Why would we want to grow bacteria in a dish?
What is the question?
What is the question? Are there more bacteria on my hand or my shoe? What area of the classroom has the most bacteria? How much bacteria does soap kill?
Some ideas for places to streak Door knob Shoes Light switch Projector Computer Your desk Book Your backpack Sink Mr. Garren Carpet Miss Jessica Hands Miss Kara
Plate is divided in half. You and your partner streak from different locations.
Use a q-tip to pick up bacteria from your location. Rub hard and rub several times.
Transfer your bacteria to your half of the plate by gently rubbing on the surface of the agar. Get bacteria from ONE location.
KE KEEP EP THE THE LID LID ON!! ON!!
We will grow the bacteria in a warm place!
Where do bacteria grow? What do they eat? What do they need to live?
Evil bacteria Staph infection Food poisoning
Evil bacteria Staph infection Food poisoning Keep ep you our foo ood refrigera rigerated ted Coo ook k you our meat ats Ta Take ke you our an anti tibi biotics otics on only whe hen you ou ar are si sick
Good bacteria Digest your Food Produce Oxygen Help Plants Grow Compost Milk into Cheese

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