10/8/15

The trout eggs have been a great addition to the school!  On the first day, we had to remove 20 'bad' eggs out of about 250-300.  Today, only one.  That is great news, because in nature, the reason that trout lay so many eggs is because a lot don't survive; so we are doing pretty well so far.  Since yesterday, classes have been able to use the eggs to make observations, to practice estimating and counting and to read a lot of background information about trout and their life cycles.  Check out how you can see the trout's eyes through the egg!