16 November 2006

Today Christina Hilo was in to teach us about different types of wetlands and the plants and animals that are found in these very unique habitats. Here, EMMA G., illustrates one of the many adaptations cat-tails have developed for life in moist, anoxic environments.








Today was also Tri-sci day for the 7th grade girls. Today's activity involved determining the pH of certain liquids. Here STEPHANIE, FELICIA, MARISSA, JENNA, and SIERRA test the pH of simulated urine using litmus paper and pH indicator paper.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Steph,
Yaeh Tri-Sci was really fun. I like the unit we are doing right now and you can not beat that pizza.

Anonymous said...

hey thats me!!!!!

Anonymous said...

why isnt there pictures of the 8th grade tri sci im so dissapointed!

Chad DeVoe said...

I took your pictures last year, silly...check the archive.

Anonymous said...

why of all things did we have to test simulated urin!!!!????

Chad DeVoe said...

Because it's interesting = )

Anonymous said...

Ha Ha. Me and a friend tested teh PH of mountain dew, and pepsi there too! It was funn!!

Anonymous said...

Hey Mr. Devoe,

Thanks for inviting me to teach at the school. I hope the young people had fun, and I loved hangin' out with the girls during tri-sci.

Very interesting comments about the acid levels in soda as well. You should play some hip hop for them- not the stuff on the radio.

Take care,
Christina

Chad DeVoe said...

Thanks Christina,

They enjoyed the presentation and I hope it was a great experience for you as well. Thanks for hauling all the posters and visuals with you...much appreciated.