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Live Session Transcript

Connected on 2012-06-15 11:30:00 from Bronx, New York, United States

10:18am
Bugscope Team Hello Mr Fixl!
Bugscope Team we are waiting for the vacuum to get just a bit better
10:29am

10:36am

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10:47am

10:52am

Teacher Ok. The class is at lunch right now. I have to go get them at 12:10.
10:58am

11:04am
Bugscope Team ok sounds good

11:10am

Bugscope Team hello meeewee23
Bugscope Team This, right now, is salt from a Wendy's restaurant.
Bugscope Team it looks a bit different from 'normal' salt
11:18am
Bugscope Team anyway, please be sure to let us know when you have questions about anything at all.
Teacher Back with the class, getting computers handed out
Student ok
Bugscope Team Hello Viviana!
11:25am
Student hey
Bugscope Team Let us know whenever you have questions. Presently Mr Fixl has the ability to drive the microscope.
Student whats up
Bugscope Team Hello Miami!
Student hi
Bugscope Team Hello MeeeWee23!
Student hey
Student hi
Student HELLO HOW YOU DOING SCOOT
Bugscope Team perfecto del mundo
Bugscope Team hi!
Student hello how r u
Bugscope Team good good good
Student guud
Student I AM GOOD AND YOU
Student hi
Bugscope Team Hi Elizah!
Student hi
Student i like ladybugs
Student hi eliza
Bugscope Team can you all see the salt crystals on the screen? you are driving a $600,000 scanning electron microscope from your classroom
Student HEY DUDES
Student yes
Student yeoo

Student NO ONE
Student I DONT SPEAK SPANISH SPANISH WHAT IS YOUR NAME MY NAME IS BOUBACAR DIALLO AND I AM WORKING WITH A PARTNER NAME OUMAR
Student hey AJ
Student What up
Student OOOOOOOO K
Student hey people
Student no one say who i am
Student HEY JING
Student EWWWWWWWW it looks weird
Student HI HOW YA DOING
Student shut up
Student YOU SHUT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!
11:30am
Student daquan davis k all day
Student LOL
Student yes its creepy
Student you nasty
Student yo jancil peanut k
Student CAN I TELL YOU SOMETHING SOMETIMES YOU TRY TO BE A GOOD GIRL BBUT AVRYONE TELL YOU THAT IS NOT RIGHT BUT AT LEAST I AM TRYING TO BE ONE RESPECT MY RELIGION UNLIKE SOMEONE WHO TLD ME NT TO
Student i wat to hear music :}
Student EWWW THATS NASTY
Bugscope Team ladybug larvae are the caterpillar versions of ladybugs
Student jing k all da
Student ya all crazy
Student didn't mean it some one interfered with me
Bugscope Team Here is a young ladybug for MeeeWee23
Student SHUT UP BOBUSHKIA BOUBARCAR
Student heyyy erika ^^^^ alll ya K
Student flawless perry k
Student Shut of fat albert
Student THANKS
Student Shut up jancilly peanut
Student be quiet people
Student ooooooooo i wanna folow ddreams
Student thats ot ice
Student how come it doesnt look normal?
Bugscope Team this is the stage before they metamorphose into the cute little ladybugs we are used to seeing
Student don't talk like that
Student hey guys and scott you have a pretty cool job
Student cool scott
Student WHO IS AJ SECURITY
Student u better not cause i am not in a good mood
Student no it isn't the cutest thing ever
Student ok securty ill stop lol
Student Ohhhh ......Now its my Partner Monets turn to talk
Bugscope Team the things coming out of where the mouth is are palps, which help the ladybug larva to taste or move around food

Student hey meeewee23
Student thank u
Student EWWWW
Student cate your nasty
Student yo
Student HEY MONET
Student yo
Student dont say my name meeewee23
Student top boss is black nasty
Student sometimes you got to follow your dreams right
Student YO YO YO YO YOY
Student itonna
Student youe mom
Student ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Student iyonna
Student yo destani you suck
Student iyonna
Student miami all day is k werd 2
Student I GAY
Student wass gud
Bugscope Team this beetle is a bit dirty
Bugscope Team this is a beetle with a lot of dirt stuck to its face; there's even an aphid in with the dirt
Student so wat was ur dream ombd
Student hi
Bugscope Team Hi Jennifer!
Student hi jennifer
Student wht ever
Student wht ever
Student was gudd people
Student Hi
Student hi scott
11:35am
Student who's jennifer
Student hi jennifer
Student wat ever
Student omgggg
Student hey guys
Student giggty
Student erikaaaaaaa
Student yoo
Student hi syan aka shyan
Student omg wat do she have on is rachet
Student yooo
Bugscope Team Mr Fixl are you there? Can we let someone from your class drive?
Student MEE
Student giggty giggty
Student hey jennifer
Student Stop talking trash
Student mee
Student hi
Student i want to drive!!
Student fuck you my nigga
Student i am tired this class has no respect
Student what is this
Student yoo crack heads
Student I KNOW RIGHT
Student bugs bugs bugs
Student ya have lot of stuff
Student bugsbugs
Student really gross
Student g
Student crack heads
Teacher The texting is getting out of control. I have to take some computers.
Student Sorry
Student yahh need to stop talking trash
Student hi cate and scott and mr.fixl
Student yay!
Student It not mee
Student right
Student for reall
Student take them!!!!!1
Student neither me
Student it no me
Student it's jade. not
Student if u dare
Student ya have to stop talking trash
Student meewee23 hey
Student odee
Student I KNOW
Student Tripppp
Student Yay

Student wats gud
Student TOP5 STOP TALKING TRASH ABOUT MY TEACHER
Bugscope Team this is pretty cool
Student yahh need to chill like forreal
Bugscope Team this is one of the beetle's claws
Student hi
Student HELOO
Student stop talking trash jaden
Student Stop talking trash jaden
Bugscope Team you can see that it is forked, and it doesn't look like this kind of claw opens and closes
Student YALL GIVING HIM MADE NECK LIKE FORREAL LEAVE HIM ALONE
Student yayyy i am about to freek out cause i am really starting to think about this trip realy i cant wait to go outside againg
Bugscope Team you can also see lots of tiny hairs, called 'setae.'
Student What up jansilly
Student y won't you respond to me OMBD I was trying to defend you but u turned on me I understand i am not going to bother u no more don't worry it was nice being friends with u have a nice life
Student cool
Bugscope Team pronounced seetee
11:40am
Student OKC UPP
Student yolo
Student miami k all day just kiddin
Student hi scott your job is cool
Student so cool
Student hi
Student wats gud topbossflexing
Student seetee whats that
Bugscope Team an insect hair.
Student k but really oumou next time if i tell u something dnt ask the person cause i dnt like people blame me
Student it's really discusting
Bugscope Team because insects do not have skin -- they have an exoskeleton, which is a kind of shell, or a coat of armor -- they cannot sense things the same way we do, through nerve endings in our skin
Student OKC is Wak k SGBB SKY HIGH
Student ANDY
Student cool
Student helooooooooooooooooooo puma and boubacar answer me
Bugscope Team insects sense their environment using those setae
Student HEY JULIA
Student wats gud selena
Student omg becky luk at ya butt tunechi
Bugscope Team a lot of the hairs are to help the beetle feel things through their hard exoskeleton
Student LOL
Student yooo wass good
Student trtygt
Student wass gud girl
Student are beetles covered with hair? I don't see it with the naked eye
Bugscope Team once we get up close we see that lots of features have setae on them
Student AND BIG BIRD
Student lol
Student lejend shut u
Student i love puppies
Student who is elmo
Student awsome
Student but u had pulled her aside and so I was trying to defend u but u yelled at me and said do i wear it so .....
Student is she in this class
Student tyEA LET GO
Student tyb ^^
Student yeah
Student true that
Student hi
Student so can i ask u a quetion when i went upstairs did you and yaye tlk about me foreal tell trueth cause i am tired of lies'
Student hellooooooo people
Student hey elizah
Student is this a claw
Bugscope Team yes it is, AJ
Student wats gud destani
Student hi viviana
Student THATS A WERID BETTLE
Bugscope Team yeah this is just one of its claws
Student OKC K MIAM UP
Student COOL
Student Ohhhhh but how do you get so close?
Student MIAMI UPP
Student me either
Student okc up
Student MIAMI ALL DAY
Student bty
Student shut upp people
Student all I said was that she was my proof that i was trying to help that was all and yaye said u making it a big deal for nthing
Student like forreal
11:45am
Student Stop talking about miami
Student Okc6
Student y people f asking who is omd cause i already tld ya is me f it
Student OKC^
Student OKC K
Student OF COURSE INSECTS HAVE HAIR
Student HEYY
Student okc k
Student MIAMI UP
Student puerto ricooooooooooo
Student can i have contol
Student viviaa is leidy
Student PUERTO RICOOOOOOOO UP
Student WOW
Bugscope Team some of the setae are sticky, and they help the beetle or whichever insect has them to stick to vertical surfaces, like when a fly walks on the ceiling
Student dOMICAN^
Student do beetles use those claws or are they just for show?

Bugscope Team I just clicked on the housefly preset
Student lml ladie
Student PUERTO RICO UP ALL DAY EVERY DAY
Student HI OUMA
Student wrd too
Student nothing gosh can u trust me for once
Student oumou
Student What some insects don't look like insects
Student WEIRD
Student your nuckle heads
Bugscope Team this is a housefly, and it is likely a female, because female flies have their eyes far apart. male fly eyes are often close together
Student LEJEND BELTRAN LIKE ELMO
Student jaden
Student who loves puerto rico
Student OMG how did you get this picture it looks nastyyyy
Bugscope Team this is a live image from the scanning electron microscope (SEM)
Student AND JADEN
Student wass gud
Student JADEN K
Student LOL
Student temple k
Student i love puerto rico but i dont think that has anything to do with this...
Student heyy
Student oh i didn't know that some setae are sticky
Bugscope Team usually there is a pad, or a number of pads, near or on the tarsi, which is what the leg segments toward the tip of each leg are called
Student temple run ^^^^^^
Student hello Ombd read the bottom i sent u a message
Student puertorican ^^^^^^^^^^^^ all day
Student Dominica^
Student hey jennifer your my bbf
Bugscope Team those pads have sticky setae on them
Student stop writing bout me
Student y does it look so hairy scott
Student JADEN LEE ^^
Student whooooo
Student DR kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Student PAOLA
Student jaden lee ^^
Student how many eye dose flys have
Bugscope Team they have 2 compound eyes and a group of 3 simple eyes near the back of the head that we can't see called ocelli.
Student ELMO AND BIG BIRD
Student kkkkkkkk
Student ohh
Student y u cursin u know this is a school web mr.fixl said who ever curses he gunna take them off
Student i like strawberries
Student What the next pic
Student jaden lee is so sexy
Student right
Student OUMOU SHHHH
11:50am
Bugscope Team you can see that the compound eye has hundreds and likely in this case thousands of individual facets, which are called ommatidia
Student selena
Student oumou shut up
Student OUMOU DILLIALO
Student i kjb
Student oh so do flies have 5 eyes in total
Bugscope Team yes that's right
Student yeoooo
Student OUMOU
Student DR kkkkkkk all dAY HOUSE MADE OF STRAWS THEY TOO POOR
Student YOU K ELMO UP
Student OUMOU
Student NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO SAY THAT
Student u shut up ugly
Student LALALALA ELMOS WORLD
Student iyona kk
Student OUMOU LIKE OUMAR
Student wass gud
Student all the way
Student heloooooo who is baby first of all who ever is baby is a bum
Student I least we dont have bum in the street
Student yeo
Student and also who ever is baby is a scary cat to tell
Student who ever said I like oumar is k
Student whoo the hell is baby
Bugscope Team compound eyes give insects at least two advantages over us
Student LEANSTAR45 K
Student what is this
Student What is this?
Bugscope Team this is the surface of one of the compound eyes on the housefly
Student f u shyan
Student LMAO
Student ooohh
Student what is this
Student wassup people who are your
Student STAR NEN@
Student oumou you should curse who ever said you like oumar cause you dnt like him and firt oof all he so ugly oumou is to cute for him
Student IS THAT A SKIN FROM A BUG
Bugscope Team it's the surface of the eye; insects don't really have skin -- they have a chitin shell that is much like what our fingermails are made of
Student HI MR FIXL
Student MONET RICHARDSON
Student LIKE MONET RICHARDSON
Student iyonna robinson
Student chelsea is josie
Student JADEN LEE
Student hohohohohohohohoho
Student hii people my name is sky
Student what is this scott?
Bugscope Team this is the surface of the compound eye of the fly, and the individual features are lenses
Student What does that does scoot
Student thanks ombd and i did curse at them
Student ohh cool wat is it
Student HI SKY
Student HEY CHAANEL IT MEE DEANNA
Student wow it is small but it looks so big
Student elmoo is kkkkk
Teacher oumar
Student i ws just saying cause they keep asking you those quetion maybe who ever said tht like him
Student what other insects have shells?
Bugscope Team well they all have a shell in a way- their exoskeleton
11:55am
Student hii jaden u cute
Student so thats how the eye looks i thought it will look different
Bugscope Team kind of cool
Student MEWO
Student hggh
Student yy
Student oh thank you scott
Student yea it is cool
Teacher heloooooooooooooooo student dnt tlk likethose shit
Teacher sorry that was me boubacar
Student i am sorry i said it and i am sorry
Student scottt
Teacher mrfixl is a very nice math teacher
Student this is the current picture scott
Bugscope Team oops I just moved, sorry -- this is down further on the fly's body, and you can see claws as well as some pollen grains
Student I LIKE MEE DEANNA
Teacher please forgive me im boubacar and i was just mad plz forgive
Student IM ELMO AND I KNOW
Bugscope Team sometimes we will miss questions, so feel free to repeat...
Student HI MONET
Student what part of it
Student deanna be quiet lol just kiddin
Student BUTT
Teacher um
Student ELMO BYE
Student elmo k
Student ik who sky 23 is but im not tellin
Student yeah
Student YOU K
Student How is this Possible?
Student my name is julia
Student do all flies look the same or is there different types of flies
Bugscope Team there are thousands of species
Bugscope Team they do share some features, however, like they all have two wings, compared to wasps and bees, for example, which have four wings
Student elmo go to sleep your short
Student not deanna
Student hi
Student RNG
Student can you name some of the flies
Bugscope Team fruitfly, horse fly, green bottle fly, sewer fly are a few types
Student ALL YA BE QUIET
Bugscope Team some of the flies have slashing/cutting mouthparts: deerflies and horseflies
Student i am sorry i am boubacar scoot i am really sorry for real i am so sorry i didnt ment to it was me forreall mr fixl deosnt cure he is a really good teacher
Bugscope Team many of them, like this one, have sponging mouthparts
Student FLAWLESS_603^ BE QUIET
Student cool
Teacher thank you
Student scott wat part of the fly is this
Bugscope Team we're right in the middle of the body, sort of over the thorax, which is like the chest or trunk region
Student D
Student yo
Student yoo jaden how kno dnt know who sky23 is
Student i am the boggieman and im comming for somebody name youu
12:00pm
Bugscope Team these are pollen grains
Student no
Student may i repeat a question?
Bugscope Team a bsolutely, Elizah
Student ABDC RNG
Student yes youhh may miss
Student yes youhh may miss
Student ooooooooooo thats really cool so scoot can u tell us mor eabout some different insects
Student FLAWLESS KKKKKK
Student LMAO
Student hii my name is poop

Student haha POOP
Student wat is that scott
Bugscope Team those, where we just were, were pollen grains
Student poop is dirty
Student what type of fly is this?
Bugscope Team this is a spider claw
Student thats a spider claw~POOP
Student do beetles use their claws or are they just to scare other insects off?
Bugscope Team they use them to pick up things or to hold onto things
Bugscope Team they actually use their claws, although claws have different capabilities
Student hes poops in hisb pants
Student HEYYYYYY YO
Student destani is poop allday
Student i like u??
Student wass gud
Bugscope Team now we're looking at a spider claw, and we see lots and lots of setae, many of which are sensitive to vibration, which is of course important to spiders
Student it doesn;t look like a spider claw
Student poop yur nasty
Student is that a spder claw
Bugscope Team yes it is!
Student what type of spider scott
Bugscope Team i think it was a type of wolf spider. it was big and hairy
Student hi
Student wht type of spider tell me
Student what is that scott
Student jkyhtnmj,
Student another spider xclaw
Student wat is tha
Bugscope Team presently we're looking at a single scale from a butterfly or moth, probably
Student wee wee i speack french
Student how many eyes does a spider have?
Student eight
Student 8 eyes spider has
Student how big does that spider get
Student it also got alot of legs
Teacher Are all of these samples carbon coated?
Student yes
Student what are those things that look like featherish things?
Bugscope Team those are spider hairs
Student boubarcar
12:05pm
Student noo
Student what does a wolf spider do
Bugscope Team all spiders are predators, and they all eat by biting and immobilizing their prey; they inject venom that dissolves the insides of their prey, which they can then suck up like a milkshake
Student oo so can you tell me why did they call them wolf spider
Bugscope Team maybe because they are solitary and hunt for their food
Student lejend its mee julia
Student i thought they have 8 legs not eyes?
Bugscope Team often they have eight eyes as well as eight legs
Student SCOTTS
Student jp
Student why they are solitary
Student scoot do some spiders kill people
Student it looks like it is in water cate is it scott
Bugscope Team no it's not, but that is kind of cool to think that. Everything in the microscope in under a high vacuum, so things that go in it have to be dry
Student scott how are spiders so scary
Student ?
Student what is on it
Student wow
Student do some spiders kill people
Bugscope Team some can in the right situations, and especially if you are allergic; some can cause huge nasty ulcerating wounds
Student HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Student wow kool
Student thank you
Student that would be crazy
Student ARIEL K
Student spiders do kill people
Student how many eyes does a ant have
Bugscope Team they have 2 compound eyes. some of them, like the flying ones, may have the ocelli at the top back of the head as well so between 2-5 eyes
Student can this certain spider kill people? like does it have any venom or something?
Bugscope Team they all have venom but very few have the ability to make you sick enough to kill you
Student Wer does the come from
Student SPIDERS KILL PEOPLE?
Student can some spider live in water

Student word im mi

Student why they kill you
Student u m
Student how many species of spiders are there?
Bugscope Team there are 40,000 species that have been recorded
Teacher oumou
Student how many spders are there in the world
Bugscope Team one reference says there are 34,000 spider species in the world
Student writing
Student hi OBMD
Student alot
Student alot
Student scott how many spiders are there in the world
Bugscope Team there are said to be about 34,000 species
Student wow
Student HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA FAT ALBERT
Student im writing
Student so how many different kid of spider are in this world
Bugscope Team 34,000 specieis
Student utttttttm hhar
Student yes
12:10pm
Student can a tarantulla kill people
Bugscope Team I don't think they can kill you, generally, and often they will stay away because they are very fragile creatures
Bugscope Team no you won't die from a tarantula bite
Bugscope Team unless it gets infected i guess
Student scott can some types of spiders can live underwater
Bugscope Team I think there are some that carry air bubbles with them underwater to let them breathe there for awhile
Student twentyfiv.people
Student three
Student there are about 370,000 species of beetles
Student can spiders live under water
Student OUMAR DONT DO THAT
Student HI SCOTT
Student umar m s
Student how many kind of flys are there
Bugscope Team there are an estimated 240,000 species
Student legs arms head toes feet stink
Student can you name some of them please
Bugscope Team wolf spiders, black widows, orb weavers, grass spiders, garden spiders -- is that what you meant?
Student yea
Student is very inportant the type
Student the size of your thum
Student its called a widow
Student dirt
Student how big can spiders grow? what is the biggest spider that you have ever seen?
Bugscope Team they can get as big as your hand, and maybe a little larger than that. I have seen them only about palm sized
Student some spirder can
Student you sorry
Guest HEY SCOTT CAN SPIDERS FLY??
Bugscope Team they can float or glide sometimes if they make a little web parachute
Guest HI
Student no
Student gfs
Guest OO KOOL
Student yhea
Student noo
Student ee
Guest HGG
Student good
Student is sometimes bugg
Student what are black windows ??
Bugscope Team black widows are very venomous spiders that are black, with the female having a red hourglass shape on her abdomen
Student can beetles live under water?
Bugscope Team they can't breathe the water as adults. Some larvae can. What some insects can do is they can create a little air bubble and hold that while staying under water
Student yhea
Student ERIKA IS BEAUTIFUL :]
Student LMAO
Student shape borry
Student ERIKA IS NICE
Student no shes not
Student no crazy
Student yes
Student yhea
Student HOW DO A LADYBUG LOOK LIKE
Bugscope Team we don't have an adult ladybug today, but they look like small roundish beetles, and they have tiny jaws with four palps -- accessory mouthparts
Student ERIKA IS NOT NICE
Student Who kiki
Student ?
Student thank you
12:16pm
Student spiders don,t live under water
Bugscope Team you are correct, of course
Student so they have 8legs right
Bugscope Team yes they do!
Student i go to this school im in the 8th grade
Student norith
Student does all spiders like to hunt food
Student Were spider come from
Student is there different types of ladybugs and if there is how many?
Student PUERTO RICO UP ALL DAY EVERYDAY^^^^^^
Student 6crade
Student hey scott how many bettles are in the world
Student 7crad
Student JACILIS K
Student does all spiders hunt
Student SCOTT WHAT IS MOTH SCALES
Bugscope Team some insects like moths, butterflies, mosquitoes, and silverfish have small feather or fan like setae that cover most or all of their bodies
Student HI MONET
Student lalalala
Student lalalalal
Student DOES ALL SPIDERS HUNT
Student um um
Student what kind of spider is most known for growing big?
Bugscope Team tarantulas go through a lot of molts. Everytime they molt they get bigger
Student fart
Student interesting
Student mii
Student what is the biggest spider ?
Bugscope Team the giant huntsman spider is the biggest by legspan. The biggest by mass is the goliath birdeater
Student HI
Student what is the biggest bettle
Bugscope Team there is a beetle called the goliath beetle that is about the size of your fist
Student YES
Student the biggest is spider
Student AWHAT IS ANT CLAW
Bugscope Team ants, like many other insects, have claws at the ends of their six legs
Student indian in my arms
Student hi
Student yes
Student INDIAN IN MY ARMS PLAY THAT SONG
Student SO DO THEY HUNT LIKE WOLF SPIDER
Student is there different types of ladybugs if there is how many?
Bugscope Team there are. there are 5000 species that have been described. Some are different colors, have different patterns (not necessarily spots)
Student dr kkkkkk
Student thats cool
Student hi
Student yes
Student hfvjhbgs
Student LMAO DR KKKKK
Student 1000 thousand feet i guess
Student hut
12:21pm
Student how high can a bird fly
Bugscope Team I read that they have encountered birds at 38,000 feet, which is how high planes fly and also higher than Mt Everest
Student SO SCOTT DO ALL SPIDERS HUNT
Bugscope Team I think that is true.
Student ?
Student a the biggest spider is the goliath bird eating spider
Bugscope Team thanks, Viviana!
Student ELMOS WORLD LALA
Student cate is their different type of beetles
Bugscope Team there are about 300,000 species of beetles
Teacher Can we find another image?
Student ooh ok
Student thank you
Student HOW LONG IS A BETTLE
Student wat is ur name tyb jlive??
Student luve 2 dance
Student yea whos this
Student what

Student what is the fastest spider
Bugscope Team one reference says it is the camel spider, which can go 10 to 12 miles per hour
Student whos is kiki
Student What that
Student who is kiki
Student YEA WOS KIKI
Student SO SCOTT WHAT IS BEETLE CLAW
Bugscope Team they have a claw at their end of all their legs which helps them to grab or hold onto things. They are similar to our hands, but not quite so dexterous
Student hu is kiki
Student MOS WANTED CREW
Student kiki
Student redwoods are the tallest tree so ive heard
Student kikiki
Student SO SCOOT WHAT IS BEETLE CLAW
Bugscope Team beetles and other insects often, quite often, have claws at the tips of their six legs; but sometimes insects do not walk on the tips of their legs
Student who ever is kik is dumm
Student crew booo
Student waht is the hightest tree
Bugscope Team I think it is a sequoia.
Student SO WHY DO THEY CALL THEM BEETLE CLAW
Bugscope Team they look much like claws, really
Student IS THAT A FLY
Bugscope Team this is the face of the spider, from the underside so we can see the fangs
Student hi
Student if a huntsman spider and a birdeater spider fight who would win ??
Bugscope Team I'm going with the birdeater.
Student EWWW IM GONNA BE SICK
Student WHAT IS THAT AND WHY DOES IT HAVE SO MUCH HAIR
Student UVDN
Student my name is julia
Student ok so birdeater it is
Student RNG RNG RNG RNG RNG RNG RNG^^^^^^^^^ FANNY PAK KKKK
Student and i was raised by wolfs
Student fdfgghtgxtfgfgh
12:26pm
Student how many insects can live under water?
Bugscope Team some insects go through one of their life stages underwater; for example, mosquitoes. but I am not sure how many species do. I believe there are no adult insects able to breathe underwater.
Student UMCYKRFR
Student WHAT TYPE OF SPIDER IS FAST
Bugscope Team wolf spider, camel spider
Student lejend stinks
Student 8GYUV
Student IS IT
Student spider fangs are venomous right?
Bugscope Team yes they have a poison pore at the tip. I am sorry we cannot see those now
Student AND ALSO WHAT IS MOTH SCALES AND DO THEY HAVE CELLS AND WHAT TYPE OF CELLS DOES SPIDERS HAVE
Student chanel here ily justin bever
Student SPIDER MAN
Student thats ok
Bugscope Team there's a lot of dried juju -- dried liquid -- where we would look to see the pores
Teacher I think it is about time to end the session. We need to get all the computers back in the cart.
Student HVBBHBY7NBUNNB GHYKN M HBUHMKLK JULIA KK
Bugscope Team Elizah if you type Bugscope spider fangs into Google you can likely find some we have seen in the past.
Student NO JUSTIN
Student I GOT A PICKLE I GOT A PICKLE HEY HEY HE
Student OK NMR FIXL
Bugscope Team http://bugscope.beckman.illinois.edu/members/2012-002
Student awe i wanted to stay
Student Yooo WDF!!!!!!!!
Bugscope Team We appreciate getting to work with everyone today!
Bugscope Team thank you for the questions and I hope we were able to answer them well enough for you
Student l
Student 2010
Bugscope Team Thank you also to Viviana and everyone else.
Student THANK YOU FOR ANSWERING US WE REALLY APRECIATE
Student I M WORKING
Student thank you scott and cate!
Bugscope Team Thank you, Jennifer!
Student IM MONET RICHARDSON
Student me too
Student im going to log in when i get home
Bugscope Team You can see when we are having other sessions, like tomorrow afternoon...
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School Name	S. Bronx Academy for Applied Media
School Homepage	www.sbaam296.org
Location	Bronx New York, United States
Community	Urban
Type	Public

Subjects Taught	Math
Grades Taught	7th Grade
Number of Students	48

Project Title	Measuring things too small to see
Insects To Study	Opne
Project Description	I am planning to do a measurement week with both sections of my 6th and 7th grade class. We will measure and compare a variety of items: a) Too small to measure directly - Features on SEM micrographs. b) Medium - using calipers, rulers, laser meters c) Too big to measure directly - astronomical items from NASA photos using scale conversions The highlight of the week would be the interactive Bugscope Session where they had an opportunity to actually determine the items that they wanted to measure and acquire the SEM photos. I have two classes. The best windows would be: June 01, 2012 - Friday at 9:30 - 10:30 EST June 01, 2012 - Friday at 12:30 - 1:30 EST New York State Curriculum and Standards that are relevant. Measurement Strand Students will determine what can be measured and how, using appropriate methods and formulas. 7.M.1 Calculate distance using a map scale Tools and Methods 7.M.9 Determine the tool and technique to measure with an appropriate level of precision 7.M.10 Identify the relationships between relative error and magnitude when dealing with large numbers Number Sense and Operations Strand Students will understand numbers, multiple ways of representing numbers, relationships among numbers, and number systems. 7.N.5 Write numbers in scientific notation 7.N.6 Translate numbers from scientific notation into standard form 7.N.7 Compare numbers written in scientific notation Communication Strand 7.CM.4 Share organized mathematical ideas through the manipulation of objects, numerical tables, drawings, pictures, charts, graphs, tables, diagrams, models and symbols in written and verbal form 7.CM.4 Share organized mathematical ideas through the manipulation of objects, numerical tables, drawings, pictures, charts, graphs, tables, diagrams, models and symbols in written and verbal form Representation Strand Students will create and use representations to organize, record, and communicate mathematical ideas. 7.R.1 Use physical objects, drawings, charts, tables, graphs, symbols, equations, or objects created using technology as representations Students will use representations to model and interpret physical, social, and mathematical phenomena. 7.R.9 Use mathematics to show and understand physical phenomena (e.g., make and interpret scale drawings of figures or scale models of objects)

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Connected on 2012-06-15 11:30:00 from Bronx, New York, United States