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		<title>Emelie Earns Extra Credit in Science With 100% Recycled&#160;Birdhouse!</title>
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Heather, who blogs at OhMy StinkinHeck, proudly tells the blogosphere about her daughter Emelie&#8217;s efforts to earn some extra credit in science (with a great recycling twist). Emelie needed only 2 more points to have a 100% in science, and she was determined to get those points.  But was she content with something mediocre, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Heather, who blogs at <a href="http://www.ohmystinkinheck.com/if-only-i-were-a-bird/" target="_blank">OhMy StinkinHeck</a>, proudly tells the blogosphere about her daughter Emelie&#8217;s efforts to earn some extra credit in science (with a great recycling twist). Emelie needed only 2 more points to have a 100% in science, and she was determined to get those points.  But was she content with something mediocre, worth ONLY two points?  Not this young&nbsp;woman!</p>
<p><a href="http://www.stevespangler.com/stevespangler/uploads/2008/05/birdhouse2-5-30-08.jpg"><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-827" style="float: right;" title="birdhouse2-5-30-08" src="http://www.stevespangler.com/stevespangler/uploads/2008/05/birdhouse2-5-30-08.jpg" alt="" width="260" height="347" /></a>Emelie decided that her project would involve materials that were already around the house, and what she ended up with was a birdhouse that any environmentally conscious bird would be proud to call&nbsp;home.</p>
<p>Using plastic bottles and lids, bubble wrap, leftover paint and wafer board, and a few other &#8220;odds and ends,&#8221; Emelie built a birdhouse like no&nbsp;other.</p>
<p>We are <strong>ESPECIALLY</strong> proud of Emelie because <strong>she did this entire project herself</strong>.  When a parent does any kind of project for a student, there is no deserved pride.  Emelie did a wonderful job and she earned the praise she very naturally&nbsp;received.</p>
<p>Way to go, Emelie.  And thank you, Heather, for sharing this story with&nbsp;us.</p>
<p>Let us know if you have a science project you want to&nbsp;share.</p>
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