JB Royal, Sam's father, did an amazing job showing the Kohavim children how to use a microscope. He captured the attention of them
all. In addition to bringing in the perfect kind of scope for them, JB brought in slides which he divided in to the following categories: Feathers, Little Creatures, and Grasshoppers. The children looked at turkey, chicken, duck, pigeon, and canary feathers. Little Creatures was divided in to plant louse, fruit fly, shrimp eggs, and silk worm larvae. We were also able to look at the antennae, leg, and wing of a grasshopper. JB also had some crystals which the children loved to look at under the microscope. At an adjacent table some of the children drew pictures of what they had seen with the microscope. We would love to have our own class microscope to continue our study of the world of small things. MANY thanks to JB and Sam for leading such an exciting and informative activity. It was truly great.
JB Royal, Sam's father, did an amazing job showing the Kohavim children how to use a microscope. He captured the attention of them
all. In addition to bringing in the perfect kind of scope for them, JB brought in slides which he divided in to the following categories: Feathers, Little Creatures, and Grasshoppers. The children looked at turkey, chicken, duck, pigeon, and canary feathers. Little Creatures was divided in to plant louse, fruit fly, shrimp eggs, and silk worm larvae. We were also able to look at the antennae, leg, and wing of a grasshopper. JB also had some crystals which the children loved to look at under the microscope. At an adjacent table some of the children drew pictures of what they had seen with the microscope. We would love to have our own class microscope to continue our study of the world of small things. MANY thanks to JB and Sam for leading such an exciting and informative activity. It was truly great.
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