Day 5 Summer 2007

July 7, Saturday

9:00 a.m. Shopping to St. George's and seeing the historic sites there

1:00 p.m. Counting Corals Lab with Dr. James Wood for Year 1 students

1:30 p.m. Sand Lab with Mr. Goss for Year 11 students in Clark Lab

4:00 p.m. Botany walk on station grounds with Mrs. Cournoyer

7:00 p.m.Invertebrate Lecture by Dr. James Wood

8:30 p.m. Year 11 students complete their presentations

almost done.jpg	Another hat to try!.jpg	Bamboo (grass).jpg	Bamboo leafage.jpg	Bananna flower.jpg
Bananna grove.jpg	Bermuda cedar.jpg	Bermuda Palemetto.jpg	Bermudaful hibiscus flowers.jpg	Botany lecture begins.jpg
Busy taking botany notes.jpg	Cereus.jpg	Cocoloba--sea grape.jpg	Counting Corals Lab.jpg	Easier work with a partner.jpg
Even chaperones enjoy shopping!.jpg	flowers in their hair.jpg	hand of bananna.jpg	Hibiscus flower.jpg	Hibiscus hedge in St. George's.jpg
Ice cream tastes better in Bermuda!.jpg	Is it algae or rock.jpg	Let the shopping begin!.jpg	Let's try on these!.jpg	Match me if you can.jpg
Match me.jpg	More shopping!.jpg	Mother-in-law's tongue.jpg	needing a rock to break the stem.jpg	Now it is a hard coral or a soft coral.jpg
Now what should be buy.jpg	Oleander.jpg	our home away from home.jpg	Our students love our chaperones.jpg	Quaint small garden in St. George's.jpg
Quaint street in St. George's.jpg	Ready to listen.jpg	Recording the data..jpg	Screwpine.jpg	securing the fruit from the tree.jpg
Serious look picture.jpg	Shopping break.jpg	Shopping is better with friends!.jpg	St. Peter's Church cemetary.jpg	Still trying to decide.jpg
Students response with previous knowledge.jpg	They had flowers in their hair.jpg	Too cute adornment for purse.jpg	Transect of coral.jpg	We can do this!.jpg
We need a closer look..jpg	Well, should we purchase these.jpg	working some more.jpg	Wright Hall.jpg