Week # 2 - Continued Observation

3/11/2013

 
For this week, continue to tell us more about your tree.

Are there any changes to the tree since your last observation?
Do you notice something you didn't before?
Describe the different parts of your tree.
Do you have new thoughts about your tree based on what we learned in class?

Comment with your room number and assigned letter.
219o
3/11/2013 10:43:06 am

Nothing has changed about my tree. My tree still has no leaves and it's branches still stick straight up. The different parts of tree are its branches, its bark, and no leaves.

219D
3/13/2013 05:13:10 am

It's a big tree. It's in the school yard of our school. The tree is bare. In the summer it will grow leaves and get bigger. There is lots of soil around it. The branches are red. The trunk is grey. The roots are sticking up out of the ground.

219c
3/13/2013 10:19:02 am

Your tree seems familier
nice

219c
3/17/2013 08:38:07 am

oh yeah, some branches are falling off

219I
3/14/2013 08:21:23 am

THAT'S MY TREE!!!!!! <-- I'm not mad, I just felt like writing it like that

Science Teacher
3/18/2013 10:32:25 pm

Totally fine that you may be observing the same tree! That way we will be getting two different perspectives. It is likely that both of you will notice different things than the other person and we'll get an even richer picture and understanding of the tree!

219A
3/13/2013 06:42:15 am

My tree is a small bare tree but in spring and summer its very colorful and vibrant

Science Teacher
3/18/2013 10:33:04 pm

Wow, what a wonderful adjective! "Vibrant" is one of my favorites.

219A
3/13/2013 06:44:18 am

Oh, my tree has started blooming rosebuds

219c
3/13/2013 10:17:40 am

My tree hasn't changed much.Actually not at all.
Its still old and raggedy.

219I
3/14/2013 08:15:12 am

Well, my tree hasn't really changed much. But I noticed a storm drain right next to the tree. I noticed it when I was walking near it one recess. I was thinking,"How did I not notice this?" LOL

:-)

Science Teacher
3/18/2013 10:30:55 pm

That's very interesting! How do you think that might affect your tree? Think about what happens near storm drains!

219k
3/17/2013 03:35:50 am

I have not noticed anything new since my last observation. My tree has three trunks, a lot of bark, many branches and no leaves. I would most likely measure my tree in feet.

219N
3/18/2013 05:55:08 am

mostly there are no changes but a few leaves have sprouted
no I didn't notice anything that I didn't before besides the new leaves.
the roots are all underground, so you can't see them. The trunk is about three feet across. The tree hasn't grown but it is still taller than my house.I would most likely measure my tree in meters.

219G
3/18/2013 06:42:22 am

My tree has not changed, and I have not noticed anything new.

Science Teacher
3/18/2013 10:34:52 pm

That just means that you should be telling me something more about your tree even if you don't see any changes. There's so much to say about describing the tree and it's surroundings. But maybe it would be interesting to think about if you have any questions about your tree?

219H
3/19/2013 05:03:03 am

There are no changes. The thing I did notice is that a few days ago since the last observation half the side of the tree had flowers blooming. The other side didn't. Right now the side that didn't have flowers blooming now has flowers blooming.

219P
3/19/2013 05:06:42 am

My tree has not changed, but I THINK that the bark looks different than before. I'm not sure though.


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