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Stu Duval is such a fantastic storyteller. We love how he captured our attention with words, actions and sound effects. He uses humou... -
This morning Room 12 spent some time looking in awe at the Redwood tree. We decided to see if we could get the whole class round the base of... -
Today we went swimming for the first time this year in our school pool. Here are some pictures of us swimming. Today we did bottom dives w...
Hi, Edie this is really helpful as I found a praying mantis egg sack in my home the other day, and did not know what to do with it! I might try to keep it in a jar too! Thank you for your informative video!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the warm classroom will speed it up ? -tyson
ReplyDeleteAt home there was a praying mantis and it could FREAKING FLY and it flew on my step brother's head and so i went into my little sisters room and blocked the door and I was sitting in my sisters room just crying while everybody else were freaking out XD - Eden
ReplyDeleteThat's good thinking Tyson.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know what these funny little things were. I see them on the side of the house. It's nice and warm there. I wonder if they need to keep warm to hatch out?
Jan