The kids got to try their hands at using a dichotomous key to determine species, observing (and touching) blue crabs, moon jellies, striped bass, silver sides, and white perch.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Seining the Hudson-- Homeschoolers Nature Class
These photos are from a few weeks ago. I'm trying to move some of the more homseschooling related posts here from my personal journal... Mikro takes a weekly science & nature class for homeschoolers at the local nature center. One day, the kids got to explore our local aquatic life by seining the Hudson River and doing a fish count.
The kids got to try their hands at using a dichotomous key to determine species, observing (and touching) blue crabs, moon jellies, striped bass, silver sides, and white perch.
The kids got to try their hands at using a dichotomous key to determine species, observing (and touching) blue crabs, moon jellies, striped bass, silver sides, and white perch.
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