Sunday, January 23, 2011

My ginger cat


I have a beautiful ginger color cat, who is 10 months old and loves, kids, cats and always uses the litter box, she is spayed and has all her shots.
She loves to play and is a great fly catcher.
she is unwanted but she is a great cat.


Friday, August 20, 2010

Indoor outdoor cats

I have two super sweet indoor outdoor cats that need a home.
They love people and would like to live together but would not be sad if they left each other.
Help these poor little kitties

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Cloning a Tomato eHow Homeschool

From Projects and Activities

This is Hammerhead, in this post I am posting pictures of tomato cloning step-by-step. Cloning is very simple, basically you just cut off a growing tip from a tomato plant, stick it in potting soil, keep it moist and wait.

Tip: Make a greenhouse around your new clones from thin plastic sheeting, like a painter's drop cloth or you can reuse a plastic bag.


From Projects and Activities

This photos shows one of the clones planted about two weeks ago.


From Projects and Activities

This is a picture of my tomato seed, which I transplanted out of my garden.


From Projects and Activities

This is me watering one of the three new clones.


From Projects and Activities

This is three square feet of beans, the square on the far right has its own dripper.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Square Foot Garden Project Update

That is one giant radish leaf!

Thank you for following our blog!

Our homeschool class has been working hard to prepare for the Blossom Valley Scholastic Day Camp, which starts soon! You can read about it here: Blossom Valley Scholastic Day Camp

This is an update that will consist of a few pictures of our Square Foot Garden Project.    Recently we have cloned tomatoes, harvested radishes, transplanted mint and picked several tasty strawberries.

Photographing the garden.



Examining a radish leaf.

Hammerhead added bean poles to his garden.  
This is the true sign of an optomistic gardener!

Stay tuned for a post by Hammerhead called "How to Clone Tomatoes"

Blossom Valley Scholastic Summer Day Camp


BLOSSOM VALLEY SCHOLASTIC DAY CAMP (ages 9-12)

Call Limelight Education @ (888) 50 TUTOR
Visit us online at www.limelighteducation.com
Camp Fees: $100/week
4 sessions beginning June 28th
9:30 am- 1:30 pm
Maximum Enrollment: 10 day campers / week
What Students Say:
  • "We learn by doing fun, outdoor activities"
  • "One thing you helped me understand better is division with decimals. You helped me to understand it and to do the steps."
  • "The best part about our class is the experiments"
Session 1 "Splash" : Water activities focused on basic math operations.
June 28, 29 and 30

Session 2: "Games Galore": Games of all kinds focused on money math and statistics.
July 5, 6 and 7

Session 3: "Summer Science Fair": Work together on awesome experiments and design your own!
July 12, 13 and 14

Session 4: "Splash Squared": Water activities focused on geometry and pre-algebra skills
July 19, 20, 21

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Blossom Valley Scholastic Summer Camp: Math and Science


Registration is open!!
Scholastic Summer Camp - Math and Science
Blossom Valley
Is your 4th, 5th or 6th grader struggling with enjoying math, or do they simply love it?
Concepts: Number Sense, Fractions, Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Graphing, and more!

 This summer we will take concepts from boring textbooks, state standards and the SAT's and teach them using real world, hands on situations and fun, educational games using the location of the Sacks Home Schooling School in beautiful Blossom Valley.

Self confidence will rise this summer, as each student will return to a new school year with a stronger skill set and a more positive view of math. 

Each session will be taught by:

Wes Davis a credentialed to teach Mathematics and Science in the State of California. He has worked as a teacher for 6 years in the San Diego area and previously has worked as a textbook editor and research biologist. Limelight Education has operated in San Diego for one year offering private tutoring and home school teaching.

Check out the California Home school Blog to see some of the cool activities from the 2009/2010 school year.  http://www.californiahomeschool.blogspot.com
Assistant - Cate Sacks Preschool and Elementary International Montessori Teacher, animal rescue and trainer, and home school mom.
Location: Sacks Home Schooling School in beautiful Blossom Valley


         
2 months of education fun, with you choosing your own dates!!

 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
Each student will receive 1-on-1 math tutoring!  The day will start with an outside warm up activity and then we'll dive right into action. Making use of the huge garden and outdoor kitchen we will measure, analyze and taste the world around us. We will engage in physical activities that will keep your children physically and mentally fit. Each day will end with a pool party in the 1600 square foot solar heated pool! 

Activities: swimming, water balloon tossing, art, music, tennis, building, gardening, animal care,  cooking with fruits and vegetables, and games galore! 
Cost: $199/week $499/3 weeks

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Mean Radish MCS

Welcome back it is MCS!

Yesterday, I measured my radishes and the mean height was 11 cm. The mean leaf length was 13 cm. Hammerhead123's mean height was 5.5 cm.The mean length of his longest leaf was 6.8 cm.

My growth rate of the height is 1.0 cm/day and the leaf length increases by 0.8 cm/day.

My radishes are growing faster than Hammerhead123's radishes because his radishes were in competition with each other (called: intraspecific competition) from right when they came out of the seed. When they got above the soil they grew thin and tall like a small tree. My radishes did not have to fight for food or light so they grew bushy with big, long leaves.

If you have any more information about growing big radishes or questions for me please leave a comment.