Took my Biology class out for a short field trip to observe natural succession - - - both primary and secondary.
It was a success!!!

Brave kids!!!
How do you like Rachel's socks?
In the background you can even see secondary succession developing into a climax community. And what would a climax community be in Indiana you might ask ???? Well, I'll tell you - - - a temperate hardwood forest.
5 comments:
You are most definitely NOT talking my language. Stick with the chemistry, please.
Oh no - - - this IS MY language.
:-)
Cooool, cooooool, cooooool!!! What a fun "field" trip to the field!!!LOL
Did ya hear about the science class in east Texas where two students were bitten(in class) by a mis-identified water moccasin?? Shouldn't a science teacher know how to ID a snake? Sheesh!
Molly
Well - - - let's face it, the topic of "science" is HUGE - - - I'm not an expert on ALL things science. Snakes probably were not that teacher's "thing." BUT - - - I wouldn't be letting my students "mix" with snakes I did not know.
No - - - I hadn't heard that story.
Looks like a lot of fun! It looks like you had a beautiful day!
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