In the top right-hand corner of the blog, you will see three links. The first one is a link to www.teachertube.com, which is kind of a YouTube for teachers. Sarah, the teacher from Maine, has posted some videos she took on Sunday. One of them is a video of a deserted high school science lab in the 9th Ward, which is the area destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. She climbed in a hole in the fence and took the video! Another one is of the oldest cemetery in New Orleans, and another is of one of the places where the levee breached during the hurricane. I also added a short video of Dr. Dyer talking about how they send specimens out to be named and cataloged.
Just right-click and then click on Open.
Be sure to turn on Skype tomorrow morning and just leave it on all day. I'll try and call you sometime during the day.
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Hey Ms. Olefson, how long is it taking each day to put in all of the catirpiller and butterfly data??
Alexander R. Bowman
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