Mrs. Calvelage

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Sweet summertime ☀️ https://t.co/SynbQ3cIW6

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Another fun day at a touch a truck. Cate loved yelling beep beep out of my way! https://t.co/vSlpnAJ4YG

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Fishing fun. Cate fished with her new Frozen pole and caught a ton of bluegil, a perch and some small bass. She even found a little turtle. https://t.co/ZTOSTurkEU

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Ready for a day on the water. 🚤🎣 https://t.co/TgdLIE2UUY

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Summer time fun ☀️ https://t.co/iO6iwaOkEr

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Don't forget to check out the lunar eclipse tonight if you are up. https://t.co/Sf7QP2uy6l

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Outdoor careers, environmental science and advanced Life Science students went to Little Darby Creek to remove invasive species. #nativeplantprotectors
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Happy Earth Day!!

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Tylor taught us how to braze copper today. So neat to learn from students!!

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Gone fishing. Students wanted more data about the pond.

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Environmental Science is studing water quality and identifying macroinvertebrates @TollesTech

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Advanced Life Science is studied the pond Ecosystem and went fishing to see what fish are there. @TollesTech

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Successful wind turbines in Environmental Science. Some were able to move 400g!

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Dress for success @TollesTech @MrsStrebe

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Environmental science is building wind turbines and learning about energy.

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Making Prince Rupert Drops in Materials Science

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Blowing glass in Materials science. @TollesTech

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Glass Stations Lab in Materials Science. Glass blowing, borax glass beads, optical fibers, and raku glazing.

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Starting Natural Selection with bird beaks. Figuring out which "beaks" work for each food type. We will compare this to Darwin's findings in the Galapagos Islands.