Species – Nicole Gerardo, Ph.D. is a biologist at Emory University who studies how different species interact with one another like how leaf-cutter ants grow fungus for food, and how bacteria protect worms. Click the link below to check out some of her research projects. Now, take a photo of two or more different species interacting in your house or neighborhood. In the caption, let us know what the species are and if you think the interaction is beneficial or harmful.
Chemistry in your house – A lot of household items have chemicals in them. But what are they? Look at the label of any household item (cleaning supply, food, etc.). Can you tell what some of the chemicals are? Choose one to learn about. Find 2 facts about it. Bonus Points: Why do you think it is in your item?
Draw your Career – Imagine you’ve hopped in a time machine and now you’re 10 years in the future. Think about one possible career you’re interested in. What does that look like? Draw a quick sketch of yourself in that career. For example: have you ever thought about studying plants? Draw yourself exploring plants. Maybe you’ll find a cure for cancer? Draw yourself finding that cure!