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Showing posts with label What Lies Beneath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What Lies Beneath. Show all posts

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Welcome to the World!

WELCOME POSEIDON!

Poseidon hatched today (December 18, 2014) at 12:34PM. Nate, the Marine Biologist, came in and helped Poseidon out. Check out this wonderful video of Poseidon coming out of the egg and into the world! (Video does not play on tablets or iPads.)



Poseidon will be making a new home at the Aquarium of Boise. For the first few months he will be found in the hallway across from the drinking fountain with a name tag on his tank. After that he will be moved to the tanks where kids can pet him. What a great experience watching him grow and develop!

Poseidon, we will miss you!

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Poseidon's Window

Poseidon, our bamboo shark got his (her) window to the world when Nate, the Marine Biologist from the Aquarium of Boise came in to cut open the shark egg and place the window. Watch the video to see this amazing change!
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Squid Dissection

4th graders enjoyed a hands-on experience dissecting squid today. Check it out!
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Friday, November 21, 2014

Poseidon the Shark

Poseidon, the shark, is getting so big! He (or she) nearly fills the egg and his yolk is getting much smaller! Check out the video to see him now!


Thursday, October 9, 2014

What Lies Beneath? Vocabulary Practice

4th graders will be finding out what lies beneath during this ocean unit. There are some tough vocabulary words so this game could help. Just click "Start" to play.

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Friday, September 26, 2014

Shark Egg!

We are fortunate this year to be included in the Aquarium of Boise's Shark Egg program. Nate, the marine biologist delivered our class Shark Egg last week. We will get to watch this little guy/gal develop in its egg until it hatches (probably in Dec.). Nate will be coming in periodically to check on the egg and talk to us about what is happening! What a great opportunity!

Get a glimpse of our shark in its egg below. The brown thing is the actual egg shell, the dark spot at the bottom is the yolk or food for the shark, and the wiggly worm thing is the shark. Enjoy!