I think I deserve an A on this because:

1. Measured (all) and cut out(some) the pieces of wood that made the pyramid.

2. I painted one coat of paint on the pyramid and I made it look like stone by adding some lines.

3. I also bought all the wood, paint, and glue that was used to make the pyramid.

I think I did 65% of the work.

I think I derserve an -A on the life secience part because:

1. I researched and bought the lamp, light bulb, calcium, spray bottle, humidity gage, thermometer and brought in the sticks for it to climb on.

2. I constantly checked on the humidity and tempature in the cage and fixed it when it was not perfect.

3. I gave myself an -A instead of an A because I didn't put any green plants in the cage so he could blend in.

I think I did 70% of the work.

Today at school I finished making my pyramid look like stone. Forrest and I were able to switch our extra credit project to making an exhibit surveys and we finished it. Forrest and I also made a box to turn in the surveys but we haven't finished painting it.

Today at school I brought in the model pyramid and I finished sealing all the holes with wood glue. Then Alex painted the first coat of paint and I painted the second. After school I worked on making it look like its made out of stone. We also checked on our gecko and it survived its first weekend but I think it was really thirsty over the weekend. Forrest and I worked on the extra credit project but it was hard because the internet was down. Only three more days until exhibition!!!

Today I finished gluing the model pyramid together it looks cool. Monday Alex and I will probably paint the pyramid and put salad bowl finish on it so it's water resistant. I really hope our gecko made it through it's first weekend alone we gave it extra food and water. Well we'll see on Monday...

Today we finally got our gecko! He is so cool! However had a little problem the gecko escaped but when we looked up it was on the wall. We eventually caught it and fixed up the cage so it couldn't escape again. I also finished my interpretive panel it looks great, I'm so proud of myself! So overall today went good except for the gecko scare.

Yesterday Alex M. and I presented our lesson plan. I think it went pretty well but the activity/assessment was wild. Today we went to the zoo and it was pretty cool we saw some awsome animals but I wished we stayed longer. I also worked on the Mayan Pyramid.

Today in class we listened to the arthropods lesson plans. I thought they were pretty good but some of them did not have assessments or activities.

Over the weekend Alex and I worked on making the pyaramid. We also found out that our gecko that we want is extremly rare but we found a solution.

Today I finished up the Powerpoint and worked on my blog (looks good doesn't it?). Alex brought in the bedding for the the terrarium. Overall everythings been going good, but we still need to buy the gecko.

Today Alex and I worked on the Powerpoint for our lesson plan we got three slides done. We also checked in with Neil our director and I worked on my blog. I think we were very productive today.

Today at class Alex checked out what I got and we assembled the clamp light. We also worked on are lesson plan powerpoint on mayan architecture.

Over the weekend I bought some supplies for the gecko. Here is some of the stuff I bought: thermometer, humidity gage, light, light bulb, calcium powder, spray bottle, and light timer. I think the gecko will enjoy these things I bought.

Today at school my reptile and amphibians group worked on assigning characters and writing the script for our Crocodile Hunter skit.

Today at work time Alex M. and I (Kap) typed our field notes and e-mailed it to Mr. D.