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E's first ever school Scinece Fair project received a pretty blue ribbon last night! She's so pleased with herself :-) Nan, back to bed to hopefully catch a few more Zzzzzs on this wintry day since school is closed ;-) > E's first ever school Scinece Fair project received a > pretty blue ribbon last night! She's so pleased with > herself :-) cool! what was her project? Boo is doing experiments with Capillary Action. besides the standard food coloring & flowers/celery, he's growing white Swiss chard but only giving the plants colored water. so far the red, yellow & control plants have come up, & they are reddish, yellowish & normal green sprouts. should be interesting to see the results. > Nan, back to bed to hopefully catch a few more Zzzzzs on > this wintry day since school is closed ;-) Boo is off on Fridays during 'ski season' (5 weeks of lessons). right now we're doing chemistry (waiting for some polyacrylimide crystals). when Tom gets back from Agway with the hay, he'll be doing woodworking (building a goat shed) until around 1pm when we're going to meet up with his now homeschooled best friend (& mom & siblings) and go to the planetarium, & possibly the bookstore after, since it's near the planetarium. lee <online & knitting>  SignatureQuestion with boldness even the existence of god; because if there be one, he must more approve the homage of reason than that of blindfolded fear. - Thomas Jefferson >> E's first ever school Science Fair project received a >> pretty blue ribbon last night! She's so pleased with >> herself :-) > >cool! what was her project? She decided to use Magnetism for a project. We got some really cool neodymium magnets at no cost from a wholesaler that provides free supplies for educational purposes. She showed which magnet was the strongest, and why. >Boo is doing experiments with Capillary Action. besides the >standard food coloring & flowers/celery, he's growing white >Swiss chard but only giving the plants colored water. so far >the red, yellow & control plants have come up, & they are >reddish, yellowish & normal green sprouts. should be >interesting to see the results. Very cool! E was fascinated with the projects of that sort at the open house last night. She wants to try it at home so I'll be going out to get some flowers once the roads are a bit better. >> Nan, back to bed to hopefully catch a few more Zzzzzs on >> this wintry day since school is closed ;-) [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >the planetarium. >lee <online & knitting> Well, I didn't get very many Zzzs. A decided it was time to get up ;-) We've been doing some housework and setting up a place off the deck to feed the birds. A gets a kick out of seeing a yard full of tiny bird tracks in the snow. The library is planned for later, or tomorrow, depending on how the weather behaves. We're under a storm warning until 7 p.m. Although I may get out and finally buy a snow blower! Nan > E's first ever school Scinece Fair project received a pretty blue > ribbon last night! She's so pleased with herself :-) > > Nan, back to bed to hopefully catch a few more Zzzzzs on this wintry > day since school is closed ;-) Yay - how fabby. Well done to her! Sarah > E's first ever school Scinece Fair project received a pretty blue > ribbon last night! She's so pleased with herself :-) > > Nan, back to bed to hopefully catch a few more Zzzzzs on this wintry > day since school is closed ;-) Congrats to E, so glad. Marc > E's first ever school Scinece Fair project received a pretty blue > ribbon last night! She's so pleased with herself :-) > > Nan, back to bed to hopefully catch a few more Zzzzzs on this wintry > day since school is closed ;-) Congrats to Miss E what was her project on? >> E's first ever school Scinece Fair project received a pretty blue >> ribbon last night! She's so pleased with herself :-) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Congrats to Miss E Thanks :-) >what was her project on? She experimented with magnets to determine which one was the strongest. We got some cool neodymium magnets from a local source that donates magnets to kids for educational purposes. Nan |
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