Mrs. Stevenson's Class
Weather Observations for Yorktown Heights, New York
 Fall 2006 |
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DATE
|
Temp |
Sunrise |
Sunset |
10/16 |
36° |
7:07AM |
6:14PM |
10/17 |
46° |
7:08AM |
6:12PM |
10/18 |
63° |
7:09 AM |
6:11PM |
10/19 |
56° |
7:10 AM |
6:09PM |
10/20 |
62° |
7:11AM |
6:08PM |
 Winter
2007 |
 Spring
2007 |
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DATE |
Temp |
Sunrise |
Sunset |
DATE |
Temp |
Sunrise |
Sunset |
2/12/07 |
21° |
6:54
AM |
5:25
PM |
5-7 |
47° |
5:46
AM |
7:59
PM |
2/13/07 |
15° |
6:53
AM |
5:27
PM |
5-8 |
52° |
5:45
AM |
8:00
PM |
2/14/07 |
17° |
6:52
AM |
5:28
PM |
5-9 |
60° |
5:43
AM |
8:01
PM |
2/15/07 |
11° |
6:50
AM |
5:29
PM |
5-10 |
64° |
5:42
AM |
8:02
PM |
2/16/07 |
10° |
6:49
AM |
5:30
PM |
5-11 |
64° |
5:41
AM |
8:03
PM |
Our
Tree in Autumn
Michael and Alyssa use a ribbon to measure the circumference of the trunk of our tree. The circumference of our tree is 51 inches.
Our tree has some green, yellow, orange and brown leaves. At the top there were hardly any leaves on the branches. The trunk is slanted in the middle and curved at the top. The trunk has green moss on it.
Our Tree in Winter
Second grade scientists draw their observations.
We noticed that there was still
moss on the trunk of the tree.
There were no leaves around the
roots of the tree.
Our Tree in Spring
Here is a close up of a branch on our spring tree:
Second grade scientists record their
observations about our tree.
Tara and Kadri measure the circumference
of our tree in spring.
Student Artwork
