Showing posts with label owl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label owl. Show all posts

Monday, June 9, 2014

More Wildlife Experiences!

As part of our animal adaptation science unit, Beverly Critcher fromWildlife Experience brought wild animals to Mrs. Yollis' class for careful
scientific observation.




Wildlife Experience is a non-profit wildlife education organization that brings native and exotic animals to schools and teaches children about the importance of our natural world. 




We met a hedgehog!






A tarantula 









A millipede








A skunk



A Bard Owl 












Many students took visual notes. Visual notes combine sketches as well as words or phrases. 

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Students, leave a comment with some facts and I'll add your contribution to the post! Feel free to use World Book Online

DO NOT COPY and PASTE! Instead, put your notes in your own words.



Thursday, June 3, 2010

Native Animals: A Skunk and a Barred Owl!


Today Miss C. was back with more interesting local animals!




If you want to learn more about animals, visit Mrs. Yollis' website. There are animal track links and more on the site.

Here is a great video of a barred owl hooting!




What facts can you share about skunks or owls?

Have you ever seen animal tracks?