So, what did we find? A whole lot of mud and some hardy, but struggling aquatic critters.... all waiting for the next rain. Life on Earth students decided to share their findings ....
 |
| Our narrator takes the stage |
 |
| Just what do we find when we look in healthy water? Lots of different kinds of organisms |
 |
| Using probes to measure temperature and conductivity gives us a bit more insight into the quality of the water |
 |
| Students spend time learning about the plants that line the edge of the SRE puddle |
 |
| ... those tiny creatures draw in everyone for a closer look |
 |
| Active stations in action: plants, aquatic critters, mud. It's all worth exploring |
 |
| Everyone's learning something. That gives MsLevy something to smile about |
 |
| Tiny critters are much easier to see when they're in small jars |
 |
| Our tech-team, working out ways to share our physical data with the 2nd graders |
 |
| Hmm, if you're the mosquito, then there's always going to be someone in a healthy habitat who will make lunch of you! |
 |
| Scooping, sorting, comparing to prepared samples, estimating ... some great math skills in evidence here |
 |
| Mr. Clark gives this group a close up view of a dragonfly larva |
 |
| What would it be like to get into those great, big waders? Fun!! |
 |
| Scientists, observers, artists |
 |
| Looks like we've got our next ecological explorer ready to go |
 |
Data can still be stylish!
|
No comments:
Post a Comment