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hi Mrs.yates, and hi stella and quinn. I realy enjoy the redworm habitat lab system!!!! Kitchen waste, leaves and twigs, worms, in one jar. GROSS, and cool at the same time.
My 2 favorite thing, other than the redworm habitat lab, was the cheekcell lab. It was very interesting to see my cheekcell. It was also very interesting that a cheekcell is much different than a plant cell! realy enjoyed doing the cheekcell lab.
Ashley I can identify that the worms are squished up, alive, healthy, and I think they like our comfortable red worm habitat. Thanx for buying the red worms and being an Awesome TEACHER!!!!!!!! B-) <3 Hope red worms like there habitat.
Ms.Yates I learned so much today like system and our red worms. When you let us see our read worms they were HUGE!!! Thanks for being a fantastic science teacher. Love, Taylor
today I lerned that worms are almost the most important part of earths systems. :)quinn
ReplyDeleteredworms newspaper garbage jar dirt more worms more dirt more newspaper more garbage did i mentoin worms
ReplyDeleteExactly Stella!! And Quinn...no worms would equal a drastic change to the ecosystem :)
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ReplyDeletehi Mrs.yates, and hi stella and quinn. I realy enjoy the redworm habitat lab system!!!! Kitchen waste, leaves and twigs, worms, in one jar. GROSS, and cool at the same time.
rachel
ReplyDeleteMy 2 favorite thing, other than the redworm habitat lab, was the cheekcell lab. It was very interesting to see my cheekcell. It was also very interesting that a cheekcell is much different than a plant cell! realy enjoyed doing the cheekcell lab.
Ashley
ReplyDeleteI can identify that the worms are squished up, alive, healthy, and I think they like our comfortable red worm habitat. Thanx for buying the red worms and being an Awesome TEACHER!!!!!!!!
B-) <3 Hope red worms like there habitat.
The worms are stretched up and healthy
ReplyDeleteHi Rachel, Ashley and Isabelle!!! Great observations!
ReplyDeleteAshley...thank you :) and my pleasure!!
Stella...this one's for you because I just saw this commercial..."WE ARE FARMERS......."
Ms.Yates
ReplyDeleteI learned so much today like system and our red worms. When you let us see our read worms they were HUGE!!! Thanks for being a fantastic science teacher.
Love,
Taylor
i that the redworms will grow really big so they will eat a lot of newspaper.
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