All that backstory to say, I was sad when I thought that I didn't have a co-op to go to this year. BUT! God is amazing and provided me with just one other person that was doing A&P this year: my friend Kaley. Love that girl. And, as a added bonus, I get to tag along with Clark because he's doing an anatomy co-op with the Furloughs! And take pictures! And actually know more than they do in a certain subject, ha!
The first co-op was Friday afternoon and the subject was the cell. Those suckers are HARD to learn about, I'll tell ya that. Those boys knew more about them than I did when I first studied them, so kudos to Clark, Trey, Josh, Nate, and Andrew.
The first co-op was Friday afternoon and the subject was the cell. Those suckers are HARD to learn about, I'll tell ya that. Those boys knew more about them than I did when I first studied them, so kudos to Clark, Trey, Josh, Nate, and Andrew.
Of course, 4 square was involved before co-op started. |
Mama was in charge of the lesson & made this awesome colorful diagram of the cell. Awesome and colorful, in case I didn't say that before. |
Moldy apples were part of the process. It felt WEIRD, but it was cool...kind of.
The front one was the control apple and the other is covered in baking soda & salt to mummify it. We're waiting another couple weeks to see the results. |
We borrowed the microscope from Kaley so I could show the boys what skin & stomach lining look like. They were AMAZED.
Coloring was involved. Gone are my days of coloring things {well, not really...but my "coloring" book for Anatomy is INTENSE.} so it was precious to see them color the layers of skin for a cut out we're doing over the course of the co-op.
::sigh:: I love co-ops. :)
One little tidbit about this post: it's a Landmark post. Wanna guess why? OK, I can't stand it I HAVE to tell ya'll. It's my very first all Manual picture post!! ::squeal:: After a year {and almost a half, actually} I switched over to that little "m" button and haven't stopped shooting in that mode yet. A little more time consuming what with getting the settings right & editing them? Yes. But I feel SO accomplished that it's worth it to me.
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