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Halloween 2007 at HMS
7th Grade Life Science- HMS- Hackensack, NJ
Welcome!
Thank you for checking out HMS Team 7A's Science Blog!
This page is named after one of our class pets, Shelly the Turtle. Shelly is a red-eared slider and lives in a tank next to her (adopted) brother, Isador. Shelly is the class favorite because she loves people and loves to walk around the classroom. We refer to her as "The Turtle Who Thinks That She Is a Dog".
In this blog, I hope to keep updates of work that we complete in class, as well as post some interesting 'extras'.
This site will consistently be updated, so check us out frequently!
Thanks for stopping by!
~Ms. Tiboldo
This page is named after one of our class pets, Shelly the Turtle. Shelly is a red-eared slider and lives in a tank next to her (adopted) brother, Isador. Shelly is the class favorite because she loves people and loves to walk around the classroom. We refer to her as "The Turtle Who Thinks That She Is a Dog".
In this blog, I hope to keep updates of work that we complete in class, as well as post some interesting 'extras'.
This site will consistently be updated, so check us out frequently!
Thanks for stopping by!
~Ms. Tiboldo
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email: c.tiboldo@hackensackschools.org
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Visit our website at www.ShellysScienceSpot.com
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Hello from Brisbane. Thank you for your interesting posts! You help me get a science education halfway across the world.
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