The beautiful weather we had last week left us all restless, and ready to plant something. Sadly, we're still a couple of weeks from our planting season, or at least that's what I make of the snow mixed in with this morning's rain.
Still, I couldn't resist picking up a few packets of seeds, placed temptingly at the front of the grocery store. It might be too early to plant them outside (as the grocer knows full well), but there's no reason we can't make something of them in the way of a rainy day science activity.
Especially, with our trusty handheld microscopes at the ready.
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| Viola Seed |
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| Lavender Seed |
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| Thyme Seed |
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| Rosemary Seed |
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| Oregano Seed |
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| Sage Seed |
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| Mystery Seed |
Curious about the mystery seed? Come back tomorrow, and I'll tell you all about it, and a couple more projects these seeds inspired, as well.
It's great to be a homeschooler.
7 comments:
Ooh, I can't wait. I am impressed that you are making such good photos via your microscope.
I agree with "Raising a Happy Child"- EXCELLENT photos! (AND I GOTTA get some of those hand held microscopes- cool-i-o!)
Wonderful photos!
I'm with everyone else those photos are impressive!
I'm thinking a grain product for the mystery seed.
I'm curious about that microscope, where did you get it? what's it called? looks fantastic!
adia - Check out this post -
http://almostunschoolers.blogspot.com/2010/12/handheld-microscopes-make-great.html
I love - LOVE - our handheld microscopes!
What a cool idea! I am going to have to try this with my daughter. We always let her plant her own garden and she just loves it.
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