Mostly about science and cake and, sometimes, both. Pizza, bread, dough. 8216;s malted milk biscuits. Two doughscrapers, dredger and a tub of horlicks. Non essential yet essential, highly recommended. Baileys and milk chocolate cheesecake. Floral arrangement by my mother, laser cut decorations by Fiona Snow, cheesecake by me.

This week, the members of the Science Club explored the world of fossils. Fossils are the preserved remains of plants and animals that are at least 10,000 years old. Fossils form under very specific circumstances. After death, the animal or plant must be quickly covered by mud or sediment. Over time, the flesh disappears and the bones are slowly replaced by minerals, becoming as hard as a rock. The fossil is now ready to be discovered by a paleontologist or even you! With an activity ca.

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Science Is Fun for Us! Monday, September 25, 2006. We are now learning about plant parts in science. Learning about plant parts are part of our science TEKS. Your child should be able to observe and record the function of plant parts. Here are some Internet sites that you and your child can explore together. All of the sites will help your child learn about plant parts. At the Build a Salad.

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