Science: Knitted Bacteria


Today I finished my model of a unicellular organism, we thought that the best way to do this was to knit a model of a bacteria and label it with stickers. The project took us a few lessons but we are happy with the out come. Science teacher mum thought that making a model would be a good idea and I suggested that I use my knitting skills to do so.

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  1. OldTrollSeptember 25, 2020 at 11:06 AM

    Excellent first post Jules and a really interesting project. Well done

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