Mole idea

Digication ePortfolio :: Guy Hudson, Ph.D. by Guy Hudson at Boise State University. Mole Day (October 23rd) was one of my (and my students) favorite day of the year. We would have a class party and mostly perform loud and fire-laden demonstrations the entire period. My wife designed these Mole Cookies early in my teaching career and they became a tradition on Mole

This is the 1st felt softie that I've made.I got the pattern from a book called "tiny toys". I changed the nose on it to represent a star-nosed mole that we found in our yard last year(it was creepy but I felt sorry for it since it's eyes were so tiny that it could not see where it was going).

Courtesy of Deborah Gross This recipe is meant to be enjoyed on Mole Day, celebrated by chemists and their allies annually on October 23, with festivities concentrated at 6:02 am (one mole is 6.02&…

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Chemistry mole day project

Mole Chemistry Project

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Red Wings MOLE fan, 2016 Mole day project for chemistry. Stuffed mole made from felt.

He is my Chemistry extra credit project. In Chem, we use units called 'moles', so the assignment was to sew together some fabric, stuff it, and create your own little animal masterpiece. Some students got very punny with it, and made "Mole-y Cyrus", "Marsh-mole-o", "Holy Moly", "Mole-ton Lava", etc., etc. I decided on Guacamole. Original, right? It was actually a fun project, minus almost getting my fingers stuck together with the glue gun. And here he is: Look! I gave him marraccas!

mole chemistry project idea