You measure and weigh them! This afternoon Ellen, Michelle, Chin-loo and myself spent the day in the lab with our new friends. You can see one above.
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About Me
- Karen Schliefke
- I teach 7th grade life science at Walsh Middle School in Framingham, MA. I love my job because I enjoy both the students I teach and the teachers I work with at Walsh. I am about to participate on Earthwatch Expedition to the Pantanal in Brazil. On the expedition, we will study otters, reptiles and amphibians. It will be an exciting trip!
3 comments:
Hi Karen,
I can't wait to hear your stories and see your pictures.
Kar,
Allison wants to know what kind of frog you are holding? Do you have any close ups of the trantulas? Will you be going on a speaking junket to tell of your experiences? ha ha ha
Mar
I'm actually holding a lizard in that picture. The names are in the lab room, but I will get it for Allison so you can google it and take another look! Tarantula pics will be posted before I leave, if possible, if not definitely when I get home! I will speak for Brazilian food!
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