Write one page in your science notebook about plant adaptations you saw today. Think about the cacao, the desert and chaparral species, the pigmy forest, etc. So many adaptations!
Read!
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| Fungus was afoot in the garden today. |
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| We had something like six docents, and each group had a slightly different experience. Here you see students learning about tropical plants. |
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| Cacao spreads its seeds when monkeys eat it and spit out the hard inner seeds after eating the delicious outer fruit. |
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| It was rather magical out there. |
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| Students had to differentiate tanoak from coastal live oak. One way to tell is by the acorns. Beautiful. |
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| Lunch in the mist. |
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| The tiniest mushrooms of the day. |
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| Swamp thing. |
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| Igniting curious minds. |
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| Lots of muddy faces out there today, including the teacher – I couldn't resist. |
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