The Effect Of Digging On Chocolate Chips

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Digging on chocolate chips makes me feel an archeologist, that's why I think we did this activity so we can experience being an archeologist even though we were just basically digging a chocolate chip from a cookie. the best part on being like an archeoligist was excavating because it was so nerve-wracking because you think the artifactifact will break. There's a lot of challenges on being a paleontologistt because you have to search a lot of things, find some fossils, study some fossils, and many other things.If we were using a stale cookie, i think it will be more challenging because the cholochate chip will have a hard texture and it will be more harder to took out the chocolate chip form the cookie. I learned a lot in this activity like

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