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JESUS IS COMING SOON! MARANATHA LORD!
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This post was started on February 20, but the whole thing was lost when it was almost finished, and I just now got around to re-doing it.
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Hi friends, if you need to silence the music just hit the play/pause button on the player in the right sidebar, just below the black horse and the copyright notice.
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This post was started on February 20, but the whole thing was lost when it was almost finished, and I just now got around to re-doing it.
Okay, these photos are a couple of weeks old, but worth posting. My 10th grade daughter is doing biology this year, and we have come to the section of the book that covers dissections. I am counting these as my Project 365 photos for today at least... if not the week.
First, in the photo below you see our whole science class, my daughter has just gotten out the microscope and is waiting for Aaron to hand her the end of the extension cord so she can plug it in:
After that, each of the kids took turns looking a small creatures under the microscope, and recorded their findings:
Then we got to start the fun stuff!!!
I notice that Eliana looks a little disgusted, and Aaron looks a little amused!
Examining the outside and taking notes:
Snip, snip!
One thing that most of the kids did, was to accidentally cut into the intestine, instead of just the skin. Ideally this would not have happened, but it is difficult to avoid, and they all pretty much botched it. As you can see here, that gave us a nice view of the intestinal contents anyway!
Now, here are my daughter's lab notes, she writes very small, but the information is accurate if you can manage to read it!
After that, each of the kids took turns looking a small creatures under the microscope, and recorded their findings:
Then we got to start the fun stuff!!!
I notice that Eliana looks a little disgusted, and Aaron looks a little amused!
Examining the outside and taking notes:
Snip, snip!
One thing that most of the kids did, was to accidentally cut into the intestine, instead of just the skin. Ideally this would not have happened, but it is difficult to avoid, and they all pretty much botched it. As you can see here, that gave us a nice view of the intestinal contents anyway!
Now, here are my daughter's lab notes, she writes very small, but the information is accurate if you can manage to read it!
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