Thames & Kosmos Kids First: Big & Fun Microscope handleiding

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Microscope Adventure: Where Is Hopper?

“Right, insects have six legs and wings,” said Lisa as she

recalled the dragonﬂies at the pond.

“And insects have very special eyes, called compound

eyes,” said the man, passing the two children a dead ﬂy

that he found on a mushroom.

Jon was a lile grossed out by the dead ﬂy, but curiosity

got the beer of him. He took the ﬂy and looked at it under

the microscope.

“What kind of mushrooms are you collecting?” Lisa asked

the man.

“These are porcini. They are really delicious. And a lile

while ago I also found some wild buon mushrooms. But

when you collect those you have to be very careful not to

confuse them with poisonous death caps. You really have to

know your stuﬀ.”

He showed the children the mushrooms he had collected.

“Take a look at them under your

microscope,” suggested the man. “The porcini

are from the genus Boletus, while buon

mushrooms are in the genus Agaricus, also

known as gilled mushrooms — they have

gills.” He pointed to the underside of the

caps.

“That is fascinating,” said Jon and Lisa together.

They returned the man’s mushrooms and set out on the path again.

“Good luck ﬁnding your rabbit!” said the man as they set oﬀ.

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