Piggies!
As part of our parent participation for Sarah's class, we bought 2 guinea pigs! They are both girls, about 8-12 weeks old and so cute! The kids named them Butter and Scotch.
In addition, I made their cage out of a sheet of coroplast and those stackable wire cubes. I got the idea and design from the Cavycages web site. Totally cool , cheaper and better for the piggies' feet. These cages are easier to clean, too. I paid about $25 for the sheet of coroplast and roughly $14 for the cubes... oh, and around $3 for the zip ties. It was super simple to make.
So, that should take care of our parent participation which includes one of two choices:
1) Volunteer at least 10 hours (or 15 hours for 2 kids) at the school doing various jobs, or
2) Forking out about $100 for classroom needs - supplies, etc. The piggies count for that. :)
Hooray for piggies!
In addition, I made their cage out of a sheet of coroplast and those stackable wire cubes. I got the idea and design from the Cavycages web site. Totally cool , cheaper and better for the piggies' feet. These cages are easier to clean, too. I paid about $25 for the sheet of coroplast and roughly $14 for the cubes... oh, and around $3 for the zip ties. It was super simple to make.
So, that should take care of our parent participation which includes one of two choices:
1) Volunteer at least 10 hours (or 15 hours for 2 kids) at the school doing various jobs, or
2) Forking out about $100 for classroom needs - supplies, etc. The piggies count for that. :)
Hooray for piggies!
