Marieke Sillevis Smitt Interview

Q: What have you learned from this project?

A: I learned that B12 is a nice supplement to aid in the growth of plants. It makes them strong and tall, and also that artificial sunlight makes plants weak.

Q: What was your hypothesis?

A: "We put B12 in our plants which made them germinate slower, but grow faster. We originally thought they would both be faster, but that wasn't the case."

Q: What made you laugh?

A: "The time I got hit by a bike, and when we ate our plants."

Q: What plants did you grow?

A: We grew collards, they grew really well.

Q: What made you stop and think?

A: I stopped and thought for a while when their plants grew a massive amount in a short period of time, it was really weird to see, bit nice, since we knew our hypothesis was beginning to become correct.

Q: In the end, are you satisfied with the results, or do you wish you would have done something different?

A: Yeah, I think we're satisfied with our results, we learned something, and I don't think we would have done anything differently

Tate's Experience of his Story of the Seed Project

From his experience with the Story of the Seed project, Tate learned many things. He learned that B12 increases the growth rate his collards, and that xylitol decreases the growth rate. He was surprised with the experience of using Blogger and wasn't happy with it after the the interactive graph he made didn't work after the conversion from Java to HTML. He laughed when he ate the plants at the end of the project because he saw the plants were very weak and wouldn't survive in the outside, so he "put them out of their misery" and ate them. He analyzed his project the most when he was finishing the discussion and reviewing everything he did in his project.

michael malvini

What have you learned?

He learned how to grow plants from a seed and how to take care of them. He also learned that music doesnt affect the growth of a plant.

What surprised or amazed you?

He was surprised how big the plants got because they started from a seed.

What made you laugh?

He said it made him laugh when our plant did not grow for a while

 made you pause and think a little deeper?

When he realized that his plant were growing from the small seed.

What questions do you have about things you observed or experienced in the garden?

He has no questions but he liked the planting part of the experiment.

Scott's seed story

What have you learned?
Scott has learned that the color of light effects a plants growth.


 What surprised or amazed you?
Scott was suprised that the light effected the plant.

What made you laugh?
Scott laughed at how many mistakes his group made.


What made you pause and think a little deeper?
Scott stoped and started to think when it came to the actual expermient.

what questions do you have about things you observed or experienced in the garden? 
How much people use the compost and is it helpful.

Katie Inman's Seed Story

1.What have you learned from this project?
"From this project,  learned that growing plants from a seed is difficult. You need to constantly be watching it so that nothing harms it. It's like your child."

2.What about this project has surprised you?
"I was surprised how our small our plant was compared to everyone else's plant. I am surprised that it survived this long."

3.What about this project made you laugh?
"Eating the plant made me laugh because we basically ate our entire plant because it was so small."

4.What made you pause and think a little deeper?
"When we were trying to figure out what was eating our plant and how to prevent that, it made us really think."

5.What things have you observed about the garden?
"I noticed that there is lots of competition with the surrounding plants."

ESLP link Seth Nolan

http://chickenteam2016.blogspot.com

ESLP link Marco Dal Canto

http://hosegardenbox.blogspot.com/

ESLP Blog Link for Kylee Bourbon

http://themuralblog.blogspot.com

Link to Cell Analogies Presentation for Kylee Bourbon and Katie Inman

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_CUbKXfGyb1YbZ613exed8aujwZYZMXBTDZ7xVgUKZg/edit#slide=id.g19949870fb_0_5

Cell Analogy Presentation Link for Kela Moore and Benjamin Fodor

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Ky-ZSt_XtUv6xCrzlPytfCj_lRaOKnYuiM_qpGZls4o/edit?usp=sharing

Link for cell analogy Marco Dal Canto and Seth Nolan

https://docs.google.com/a/sjusd.org/presentation/d/1CkAbfpGE_L41fHzlVCUudNK0xRczklmHA9mkx-nObVg/edit?usp=sharing