Hello!
We are the grade 3/4 class in Lucky Lake.
Today we are going on a hunt to find the perfect spot for our trap.
We are so excited and so happy to have been chosen to participate in this program.
We have some questions that we would like to ask you:
1. What does the trap look like?
2. How do the creatures survive once they are trapped?
3. How long do we get to use the trap at our school?
4. How do the bugs get into the trap?
Sincerely,
Grade 3/4 class
We are super excited to be participating in the Malaise Trap Program this year. We are even more excited that the snow is melting already! Hopefully our outdoor classroom will be snowfree and dry soon. It is the perfect location for our trap (photo from the fall…right now it is filled with snow)
We are excited to see the sunshine!! This means that the snow is melting and we will soon need to select an appropriate location for our Malaise trap!
Hello Everyone!
We are very excited to take part in the Malaise Trap Program. We have a great deal of snow here on Prince Edward Island with approximately 20-25 cm more coming on Sunday! We have an idea where our perfect location is but we are waiting for some of the snow to melt before we post a picture!
Talk to you soon,
Miscouche Consolidated
Hello,
We are proud to be part of the program! The identification of the site for the Malaise Trap will be done by Monday. Students are very excited!
A Perfect Place for our Malaise Trap! M.C. Knoll Elementary School’s photo slideshow on PhotoPeach.
It’s getting warmer!
Hope the snow goes really fast so we can start collecting. Really looking forward to this project!
Our Iona Academy grade 7 little scientists are ready for spring! We cannot wait to explore our backyard world of biodiversity. We can smell spring coming 🙂
Our grade 9 science class at Scarlett Height Entrepreneurial Academy is excited to be part of this program. We have just started our unit on ecology and we are looking forward to putting our learning to practical use.