Dr.Doolittle

For my project I was the biologist. Which means i had to document people around campus. Dr. Chevron was my partner so we got a camera and set it up outside onto a tree. After the day was over we took the camera down. Then later on we made a PowerPoint over what they were doing in the pictures. I had a blast doing my biologist project! I can't wait for the 7th graders to experience this class!

Kiana 6th period 2nd blog entry

I choose to write about homelessness.

          I break to see that they can't afford to be in a home safe and warm or cool. Homeless people usually can't even afford a meal for them. They are sitting outside on the street starving and unsafe.

         Homeless people can't support themselves. I want to help them out every time I see them. I wish that I could give them a home and food. I wish I can make them happy again.

Dr. House

In my project I talked about how the earths atmosphere protects the earth from the suns light rays and other unknown objects. I also talked about the suns cycles during the day and the night, when it goes down regularly and what time it comes up regularly. 

Patterns in nature Dr.LR

Patterns in nature are visible regularities of form found in the natural world.These patterns recur in different contexts.Some patterns include trees,spirals,waves,and cracks just naming a few.Natural patterns form as wind blows sand in the dunes of the Namib dessert.You can see these patterns everywhere.

Joseph Plateau was one that examined some of these patterns.Ernst Haekel painted some of these.All these patterns can be very beautiful.Tree bark.sand in the desert,and rivers are also a few.

Recent earthquake in Oklahoma

Langton Oklahoma- an earthquake shook up residents in central Oklahoma Saturday night the 44 magnitude temblor struck five miles south southwest of the town of longstone, Oklahoma or about 29 miles north of the Oklahoma City metro, around 851 pm. At a depth of just 2 miles.

Dr. Chevron

    Horned toads are found in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and New Mexico. It is a small flat lizard with a fierce-looking face. It is mostly brown with two rows of sharp scales. 

    They are very unique because when they feel they are not safe or become alarmed they shoot blood out of their eyes. Horney toads are a part of the reptile family, and is TCU's mascot. They are  one of a kind lizard. 

Dr.Doolittle

Armadillos are literally living dinosaurs, left over from previous eras, and the only mammals on the earth to have their own built in suit of armor. Texas designated the nine-banded armadillo as the official state small mammal in 1995. 

A distant cousin of the sloth and anteater, the nine-bounded armadillo is the only species that occurs in North America. A bony,scaled, shell protects the armadillo from predators. Originally native to South America, the nine-banded armadillo now ranges as far as Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Louisiana. Armadillos are amazing and awesome creatures!