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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Science Fair 2
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Terrarium Question: What is a Terrarium?
Materials A container Soil Bird Seeds Water Isopods
Procedure
1. Put soil in container. 2. Insert bird seeds in container. 3. Pour water in soil. 4. Put isopods in soil. 5. Feed isopods little strips of apples.
Data/Observations
The first thing that we observed was how it grew grass. We discovered that isopods like moist soil.
Conclusion A terrarium is project that grows grass, and you have to put the right bugs in it. That's what a Terrarium is! We decided that one of us will take it home. S.B,E.L,R.W
I am a Science Teacher at LeConte School. I have been teaching Science, Math, Anti-Bias curriculum, as well as all other subject areas for a number of years (in Berkeley and elsewhere). My other interests are Blues music, genealogy, and of course, Baseball.
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Terrarium
Question: What is a Terrarium?
Materials
A container
Soil
Bird Seeds
Water
Isopods
Procedure
1. Put soil in container.
2. Insert bird seeds in container.
3. Pour water in soil.
4. Put isopods in soil.
5. Feed isopods little strips of
apples.
Data/Observations
The first thing that we observed was how it grew grass. We discovered that isopods like moist soil.
Conclusion
A terrarium is project that grows grass,
and you have to put the right bugs in it.
That's what a Terrarium is! We decided that one of us will take it home.
S.B,E.L,R.W
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