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Well, itās aboutĀ time!!! What time do you get up in the morning? What time do you go to school? How much time does it take you to eat your lunch?

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Ripple Me This...
Ripple Me Thisā¦
Weāre all familiar with everyday waves of all types. Thereās the AudienceĀ (or Mexican)Ā Wave achieved when successive groups of sports fansĀ briefly stand, yell, and raise their arms. Thereās Teahupoo, which is located on the southwest tip of Tahiti and widely regarded as one of the most challenging surf breaks in the world. But do you know the most famous wave of all? You probably didnāt, becauseā¦
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That Whole General Relativity Thing⦠Back in November 2015, interested people around the world (most quietly) celebrated the 100th anniversary of Einstein's theory of general relativity.
It has been quite some time since your Sunday Naturalist was on the trail, but it just so happens that this set of pictures was actually taken back in November 2014 but never published. Once fallen from trees, it turns out that leaves not only find their way underneath logs and bushes, but they also find their way into computer folders buried deep in oneās computer hard drive.Ā Alas, and thankfully, lost items are sometimes found, and the colors in these fallen leaves seemed worth sharing.
So whatās going on here?
Well, as winter approaches many deciduous trees have a way of saving the valuable chemical compounds that theyāve built and stuffed into their leaves duringĀ the long summer days. Rather than let these valuable compounds drop to the ground, they break them downāatom by atom, molecule by moleculeāand storeĀ them in the branches, stems, trunk, and roots duringĀ the winter. When the green pigments get broken down, many of the yellow, orange, red and brown pigments still remain, but these too get broken down eventually, which helps explain why leaves change colors on the tree (hereās a more scientific explanation if you prefer).
These leaves werenāt so lucky, however. A windy rainstorm knocked them off of the tree branches before their chemical compounds could be reabsorbed by their parent tree. Because of this untimely death, Iāve decided to call this photo collection, āArrested Development.ā
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The Sunday Naturalist It has been quite some time since your Sunday Naturalist was on the trail, but it just so happens that this set of pictures was actually taken back in November 2014 but never published.
The Mystery of the Mass of a Special Tree
Today was the official start of our Grade 7 Plant Unit, in which we took some time to become familiar withĀ āThe President,ā a giant sequoia tree found in northern California. Scientists believe that this tree is the largest giant sequoia tree in the world. You can meet The PresidentĀ yourself in theĀ video belowā¦
After watching thisā¦
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In our Grade 6 science class weāve been creating inventions with ourĀ Drawdios. If you donāt know what a Drawdio is, you can get a good grasp on what it is and what it can do by watching the video belowā¦
One of our most recent homework assignments was to turn the Drawdio into aĀ musical instrument that couldĀ play a recognizable song. We even had aĀ Drawdio Recital Day in class where the students performed their songs.
I was so impressed by the different ways my students used to create theirĀ songsĀ thatĀ I thought my photos of themĀ would make for an interesting Blog post. In the image gallery below, you can not only see the different songs that were played, but also the different strategies students used to turn paper and pencil graphite into a song.
Moritz
Julianna & Dion
Enrique
Eva & Maggie
Iacopo
Daniel
Mauricio
Tassilo
Isabella
Amir
Sheet music or musicalĀ circuit? In our Grade 6 science class we've been creating inventions with ourĀ Drawdios. If you don't know what a Drawdio is, you can get a good grasp on what it is and what it can do by watching the video below...
The Sunday Naturalist
After a lengthy winter vacation, your Sunday Naturalist is backā¦but rather than my own photo essay to kick off the new year, instead Iād like to share with you some lovely photographs taken by my mother and father who are currently adventuring in Africa!
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A wonderful tool for K-12 science classes.
The Sunday Naturalist
Your Sunday Naturalist was on the trail again this past weekend, this time hiking up in Ticinoās Alto Malcantone region. For most of Switzerland, winter officially arrived a couple of weeks ago, but here in Lugano weāre still seeing relatively mildā¦
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The Sunday Naturalist
Your Sunday Naturalist was walking outdoors early this morning and the sun was yet to come up above the horizon. This lack of daylight had an interesting effect on the leaves that had fallen to down to the pavement due to some recent rain showers: theā¦
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The Sunday Naturalist
This past Sunday I went into the woods in search of more forest fungi, but the recent snap of cold weather seems to have curtailed much of their growth. Instead, my eyes were drawn to the chestnut leaves that had been knocked down by the recent rains andā¦
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The Sunday Naturalist
This post is a new feature for SCIENCEsEDiment!
Because Iām likely to be found outdoors on most Sundays, I thought Iād share some of the photography that often results from my walks in and around Montagnola and other places in Ticino and northern Italy.
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Elodea Leaf Slide (400x)
This photo is by our very own D. Gentile. He took this photo during our microscope work onā¦
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Elodea Leaf Slide (40x)
Hey everyone! Check out this photo by our very own S. Kandel. She took this photo during ourā¦
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There's something seed-y about this...
As you know, we started planning for a seed germination experiment in class on Monday. Youāll recall from the Seed Germination Introduction handout that our research questions (each student group has a slightly different one) are all designed to find outā¦
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What Can You Trust?
Last week in class we witnessed a number of optical puzzles and illusions that allowed us to make the following statement: You canāt always trust your eyes. Ā
Itās uncanny timing, then, that a popular science channel on YouTube just today released a videoā¦
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Methods, Procedures, & Protocols...Oh My!
Methods, Procedures, & Protocols...Oh My! http://wp.me/s1GGB2-ohmy
Methods, procedures, protocols, techniquesā¦call them what you will, but these are an important part of a well designed scientific inquiry.
For the last of your nine Research MemosĀ (Yes! Youāve completed eight already!!!), you might benefit from theā¦
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