Humanities

A-, because i did most of the work for it, like i got the wood cut, i put it together (glued) , and i got the paint, i had to MAKE Claire-Anne help me paint it
I think i did about 50-60% of the work, because (see above) but after that i told her that she needed to help then she started to help so it was better and we finished

Life Science

A-, because we lost part of the little hook for the the water bottle and so it wont stay in the cage, but everyday we give them water. also our mice have escaped from our cage, also one of our mice is allergic to the wood shavings!! but she wouldnt die.
I would say about 40-50% of the work becase on the week ends i sometimes talk them homes, and then i help clean out the cage, i help spray-paint the cage.

today

well last day till exhibition... and were DONE!! well almost we still have to do a few things but over all WERE DONE!! I could have sworn that we weren't going to finish but we did!

OK! we finished the castle and put it into the cage. We cut the top and part of the 3rd layer, of the cage. After that we had like 5 people trying to get the castle into the cage

pictures

here is a mouse that has just given birth and is surrounded by her pups



here is a field mouse









WEBSITIES
http://www.petloversonline.co.uk/mice.htm
http://www.petwebsite.com/mice/mouse_care.htm

Today!

ok, today what i did was, i brought the castle (the part that we have done) to school. At school Claire-Anne and i painted it and set it out to dry. Also today i got a picture of a mouse and then drew it and shaded it in, then after that i labeled it, it turned out very cartoonish so i want to redo it.

Today!

Today my mom and I went to PetCo and got new bedding (we ran out) and new food (we also ran out, but now it doesn't have food color in it)




RANDOM FACT!!!!
Most mammals give birth to live young, except for the monotreme, which lays eggs

Feeding habits

these are some of the foods that mice can eat!
Some fruit, vegetables and herbs that are safe to feed a mouse are:

* Apple (seedless)
* Banana
* Broccoli
* Brussel Sprouts - small amounts occasionally
* Carrots
* Cauliflower leaves and stalks
* Cucumber
* Grapes
* Kiwi
* Lettuce - small amounts occasionally
* Mango
* Parsley - a good tonic
* Peas
* Romaine Lettuce
* Tomato
and these are some that mice can't
* Kidney Beans (raw)
* Onion
* Potato (raw)
* Potato tops
* Rhubarb (raw)
* Rhubarb leaves
* Tomato leaves