Lessons of Life Buckley Elementary School students in Porterville raise trout from eggs to fish.(South Valley Bee)

From: The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA) | Date: April 16, 2004 | Copyright information

Byline: Tim Bragg THE BEE

SPRINGVILLE -- For eight weeks, 10-year-old Jared Ennis and the other students in his fourth-grade class at William R. Buckley Elementary School in Porterville kept a close watch on their aquarium.

Inside were about 60 fish eggs that would hatch into baby fish, known as alevin.

Students monitored water temperature to keep it between 48 and 50 degrees and made sure to keep the aquarium covered to ensure the eggs didn't get ...

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