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I will add more to this map as I find more trees!
Click on this link to see a map of trees around SAM HOUSTON
View LEAF COLLECTION in a larger map
- Location:76014
- Mood:
chipper
and their phone!
Then they clicked the blue tags and read the info for each tree.
COOL!
We learned about the EXTERNAL anatomy of the crayfish.
Here, Osvaldo observes the carapace.
These were HUGE crayfish!
Mrs. La Bruyere had some LIVING crayfish to look at too!
These have been in our classroom for a year. These are "rescued" crayfish. She originally bought them at Fiesta Supermarket in the seafood section! NO KIDDING!
Here is the BLUE crayfish.
A lot inside Vandergriff Park off of Center Street!
Good day for hunting leaves in the park!
I will add even more in about an hour!
Happy hunting!
You should also PRESS your leaves in a book so they lay flat. Curly crusty leaves don't look nice. Due May 17th and 18th.
Staple your papers together or put them in a folder to protect them. A folder is probably best.
excited
Carlos acting like a total goofball after the flower dissection!
Amy and Fernanda inspect the petals
- Mood:accomplished
This is our first dissection of the year and if you want to show the folks at home what you looked at in class today, click on the picture below!
Click here for amazing images of this monocot flower.
