Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Marine Life

This evening the lesson was on marine life and how they have adapted to survive this ecosystem. They examined crabs, barnacles, lobster claws, baleen, periwinkles, just to name a few. After we walked down to the beach in search of dinoflagellates, marine plankton that light up at night when you dig in the sand. The kids had a great time and got to run around on the beach afterwards. It is now 10:14 and the dorm is silent. Your children have tired themselves out and are sound asleep.

8 comments:

  1. John and Marion QuigleyNovember 3, 2011 at 6:57 AM

    Dear Jake,
    This was such a special treat for us this morning to be able to see our grandson on the first picture and read about how much he is learning. WHAT A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE FOR YOU THERE! We like that extension on your finger in one of the pictures.... "The Claw!"

    Also, a very special "Thank you very much Mr. Collyer" for all the information, pictures, videos, and the extra work to keep everyone connected to their little loved ones. Yes, even we grandparents,who are so excited to be able to follow along and be a part, THANK YOU!

    Love You Jake,
    Your Papa and Your Nana

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  2. To John and Marion Quigley,,

    It is my pleasure doing the extra work to provide parents, and grandparents a glimpse of what our 5th graders are experiencing here at Ferry Beach. It truly is a wonderful experience!

    Thank You!
    John Collyer

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  3. I'm loving seeing the kids have so much fun. It is hard not having Justin around, but I know he's having teh time of his life. Thanks so much for the blog Mr. Collyer, it means the world to us. Justin, we love and miss you and can't wait to see you tomorrow.
    Luv Mom, Dad and Justin
    (Lori Szymanski)

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  4. oops, i meant to sign Luv Mom, Dad and Aiden
    (Lori Szymanski)

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  5. Anthony,

    Great pictures! Looks like you are having a blast! We can't wait to hear all about it when you come home.

    Love ya,
    Mom

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  6. This is such a treat to be able to see our 5th graders at camp! I thank you too Mr. Collyer, for doing this extra work so we parents and grandparents can see how the kids are doing!

    Evan, we really miss you, but we know you are having fun and this is such a great learning experience for you!

    Continue having fun and we'll see you tomorrow!!

    Love, Mom, Dad, Cedric, and Mackenzie

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  7. At last! A great picture of Kendra learning and having fun. Thanks to all who are taking great care of our kids!!
    Miss you Ken and can't wait to see you tomorrow.
    Mom

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  8. A big Thanks to you Mr Collyer, this is so awesome, I know all of us parents appreciate it so much, cannot wait to see Alice and hear all about it....

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