At first I posted this picture by itself, with no supporting text, thinking the image was pretty much self-explanatory. But perhaps a little explanation wouldn't hurt. At school, Abbey has been learning about measurements and units of measurement, particularly length, weight, and volume. This was the product of one of her assignments. They were to select an object to measure using standard and non-standard measurements and create a poster. Obviously, she chose her little brother. What could be more fun than using him in some sort of experiment? Just wait until they start learning about molecular biology and she decides to clone him.
16 December 2007
A measure of Quinn
At first I posted this picture by itself, with no supporting text, thinking the image was pretty much self-explanatory. But perhaps a little explanation wouldn't hurt. At school, Abbey has been learning about measurements and units of measurement, particularly length, weight, and volume. This was the product of one of her assignments. They were to select an object to measure using standard and non-standard measurements and create a poster. Obviously, she chose her little brother. What could be more fun than using him in some sort of experiment? Just wait until they start learning about molecular biology and she decides to clone him.
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