Hello all and welcome to my blog! This blog will be the place for everything science related, from extra help in my science classes, to questions from parents, or just for those of you that are curious about our natural world. As a science teacher I am always finding that people are always interested in some aspect of scientific discovery and I hope this blog can be just another avenue to ask questions, discuss solutions to problems, and exchange ideas. Once again, nice of you to stop by to read my blog and hopefully you'll be back.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
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Dear Mr. Riccardo,
I want to congratulate you on your first blog. I hope you realize that you will have heavy competition from SCIENCENEWSSS.blogspot.com , I wish you the best of luck.
-Science Teacher
Science with Mosty is available for your questions. Sciencewithmosty.blogspot.com
I welcome all of your input. That's what makes science so awesome, it's a collaborative effort!
mr.riccardo
usualy a egg can not fit threw a bottle right.but why does it fit if u light afire under the bottle and it starts slip inside.Can u do it class as a
expierent
Actually I will be doing that experiment with you in a couple of weeks.
so wats the expierment.
sabri
nice bog mr riccardo i really wish you alot of luck and im not just saying this for extra credit! but you really deserve bieng treated well you are a good teacher and thats why i like sceince the most and im not just saying that also for extra credit because all of this comes deep from my heart! you were a big help for me in my science exit project and i wanna thank you! you rock mrriccardo! can i get a wooop woop! oh yeah lol bye
hi, mr riccardo this christopher Picon and i just read the article about th sea monster.it relly caught my attention because i always tought sea monster weren't real even though the article said that it was atype of dinosaur. the sea monnster was 8.5ft long and was burry 200ft under ground and found in 1994. according to the article it saids that the sea monster is named Plesiosaurs. they were carnivorous reptiles that rule the seas between about 205 million to 65 million years ago.this what the article is about. thanks for posting a cool story. you are the best science teacher.
christopher picon 739
hey mr.riccardo
i just read a article about black hoiles and i learn that scientist just discover the smallest black hole ever seem.
the black hole is the smallest black hole ever seen.
brenda 735
Mr. Riccardo,
I read the article on narwhals and how they were an endangered species. My opinion is that polar bears are being affected more by global warming than narwhals. I think this because the ice is melting and they cannot survive in the water as the narwhals do.
Patrick
hey Mr. Riccardo!
Just stopped by to wish you a HAPPYY BIRTHDAY!
-Anahi "Luna"
heyy Mr. R!
Hope you are having a great time this summer!
=)
were gonna miss ya so much!!!!!
btw, National Geographic rocks, I was watching it the other day, they have THE coolest shows, like The Haunting!
Hope all is well!
-Anahi "Luna"
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