Trout in our class 2020
Our class is lucky enough to be a part of the "Trout in the Classroom" program! We will raise trout eggs for a couple of weeks in our classroom tank. Then, when they have hatched into fry (or fingerling) we will release them into Lake Chabot. Ask your child daily about the trout and check out their websites.
Our class is lucky enough to be a part of the "Trout in the Classroom" program! We will raise trout eggs for a couple of weeks in our classroom tank. Then, when they have hatched into fry (or fingerling) we will release them into Lake Chabot. Ask your child daily about the trout and check out their websites.
Our Classroom Journal is located here: Trout Journal 2020
all about trout
all about trout
Check out these videos on trout eggs incubating and hatching!
Check out these videos on trout eggs incubating and hatching!
Fish need to move! They need to find food, find places to spawn, to hide or rest - and they need aquatic connections between all of these places. Were you aware that over 6-million man-made barriers, in the U.S. alone, keep fish from getting to where they need to go to grow and survive?
Check out this video of Fish Migration.