Monday, June 20, 2011

Spectacular Sewing


By Allie
Micayla made me a leotard for Gymnastics.
She gave it to me for my birthday! It is really nice. Here are a couple of picture of me in the leotard.
She also sewed these ballet outfits for herself:



Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Chef Nate Episode #2





Watch as Chef Nate whips up a delicious shake! Filmed and edited by Carly, May-June 2011 (my first Final Cut project:). Special thanks to my tutor Phil Alvy.

Ingredients:
2 Cups of Almond Milk
2 Tbsp of Almond Butter
2 Tbsp Cacao Nibs
3 Pitted Dates
1 Frozen Banana

Combine ingredients, blend well, and enjoy!

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Name This Insect...

Here are some really cool pictures that I took yesterday! We think the insect might be a baby grasshopper... but we are not quite sure. Please post a comment if you think you know what it is! Thanks! Here they are:







~Posting and Photos by Micayla~


Tuesday, May 31, 2011

E.N.C. Butterfly House

The E.N.C. butterfly house is open now!! We went there and I got some nice photos! Here they are:







~Post & Photos By Micayla~

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Mini Michealangelo



Tuesday, May 17, 2011

TMI News

My friends and I made a news channel! It is called TMI News - (TMI stands for ' Too Much Information ' News Channel). Please post a comment if you have a suggestion for our next week of TMI News!

Here it is! Enjoy!



~Posted By Micayla~
May 2011



Nate the Scientist


Nate has been wanting to do science experiments a lot lately so we dusted off some of our favorite books and science kits. Here are a couple of simple ones you can do at home too:

Defying gravity...
For this experiment you need:
A drinking glass, a magnet, a bit of strong tape, and about a foot of thread.
Set the magnet on the glass. Tie the thread to the clip and stick it to the magnet. Tape the thread to the table and begin pulling the thread gradually through the tape until you've pulled the clip off the magnet.

Oxygen, air pressure, and gravity...
Materials you need:
Glass bowl or plastic shoebox, goggles, wide mouth clear glass, water, and a candle
Fill your container with about 2cm of water and put a candle in the center. Light the candle and take your clear glass and lower it until it touches the water. Observe what happens to the flame and the water.

A few other favorite resources:
these books:
Original Backyard Scientist: Experiments That Kids Can Perform Using Things Around the House Ages 4-12Janice VanCleave's Scientists Through the Ages



Exploratopia: More than 400 kid-friendly experiments and explorations for curious minds

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