Wilderness Classroom was Awesome!

The Wilderness Classroom is over, and it was a fantastic experience! Thanks so much to the Wilderness Classroom team for their scholarship and insights into our connections to the Amazon Rainforest.

Mr Rezac's twin? No, it's Eric!

Amy is discussing how one family on the Amazon kept tortoises as pets- on leashes!

Wilderness Classroom Wraps Up

It's been a really great experience, but Dave Freeman and his Wilderness Classroom team is back in the United States. We're very thankful that he was able to bring us this unique interactive experience, and glad that he donated his time to come and share it with us in person! On Wednesday morning, he will return to our school and talk about his experience on the Amazon, and the different cultures that he came in contact with. I'm sure he'll talk to us about that turantula that was in is cabin!

Thanks again, Dave and Wildnerness Classroom. It's been so much fun!
www.wildernessclassroom.com

In the Hammock

Santa Caballero gets to experience what it is like to sleep in the Amazon rainforest. Here she is zipped up in adventurer Dave Freeman's hammock.

Dave Freeman Shows Us His Sleeping Quarters

Dave Freeman shows us what the hammock is like that he'll be sleeping in.

Rally for ISATS

Today we had an assembly to rally the troops for ISAT testing. Here, our cheerleaders are reminding us to sleep well, eat, relax and "do our best on the test."

Wilderness Classroom Brings Live Animals.

Today, we got to see a live tortoise and a Chilean turantula right in our classroom! While the tortoise was fun, the turantula was creepy, and crawled all over it's handler. Very cool!

Animals Visit Mr. Rezac's Science Class!

Today we are being visited by some very exciting guests. A Red Footed Tortoise and a Chilean Rose Turantula! This will be an awesome time for use to get excited about the Wilderness Classroom. Which will begin in the first week of April. Let's get some pictures of these awesome animals!

Welcome to the 7th grade Science blog!

This website is going to be fun, but most importantly, it is here to help. If you are struggling with English, I hope that you will use the google translator tool to view the site. I'll try to make sure that all vocabulary words have definitions, if that makes things easier. If you are having trouble, please comment below, and I can answer your questions. Okay? Now let's go!