Use the links below to read more about slugs:
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Did You Know?- Slugs
Did you know that slugs have FOUR noses? What would you look like if you had four noses?
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Did You Know?- Wild Turkeys
Did you know that some wild turkeys can run up to 25 miles per hour? That's incredible!
Read more about turkeys using the links below:
- BioKids- Wild Turkeys
- All About Birds- Wild Turkeys
- Wildlife Facts about Turkeys
- 8 Wild Facts About Turkeys
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Did You Know- Insects
Did you know that in some places on Earth there are about as many insects in one square mile as there are people on the entire planet? That's A LOT of insects!
Read more about insects using the links below:
Read more about insects using the links below:
- National Geo Kids- Insects
- San Diego Zoo- Arthropods
- Science Kids- Fun Facts About Insects
- Easy Science for Kids- Fun Insect Facts
Did You Know?- Sharks
Did you know that sharks are the only known fish that can blink with both eyes? Interesting!
Read more about sharks using the links below:
Read more about sharks using the links below:
- Reference.com- Do Fish Blink?
- Discovery Kids- Sharks
- National Geo Kids- Great White Shark
- KidZone- Sharks
Did You Know?- Tongues
We recently learned that crocodiles cannot stick out their tongues, now it is time to learn something about our own tongues. Did you know that it is impossible to lick your own elbow with your tongue? It is! Go ahead, give it a try! See, I told you :)
Read more about tongues below:
Read more about tongues below:
- Kids Health- Your Tongue
- Human Body Facts- Your Tongue
- Science for Kids- Tongue Facts
- Funny Tongue Twisters for Kids
Did You Know?- Crocodiles
Did you know that crocodiles cannot stick their tongues out? It's actually because of a membrane which holds their tongues in place. Cool! Now YOU know!
Read more about crocodiles using the links below:
Read more about crocodiles using the links below:
- BBC Nature- Crocodile Family
- Fun Crocodile Facts for Kids
- Live Science- Crocodile Facts & Pictures
- National Geographic Kids- Crocodiles
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Did You Know?- Moths
Did you know that moths can smell each other from miles away? What makes this even more interesting is that moths don't have noses. So, how do they smell? Well, they detect odor molecules through their antennae. How cool is that?
Read more about moths by using the links below:
Read more about moths by using the links below:
Did You Know?- Grasshoppers
Did you know that if grasshoppers were the size of humans that they could jump from one end of a basketball court to the other end in one leap? Wow! That's amazing!
How far can you jump in one leap? How many jumps do you think it would take you to get from one end of a basketball court to another?
Have fun reading all about grasshoppers using the links below:
How far can you jump in one leap? How many jumps do you think it would take you to get from one end of a basketball court to another?
Have fun reading all about grasshoppers using the links below:
Did You Know?- Pigs
Did you know that it is physically impossible for pigs to look up at the sky?
Click below to read more about these fascinating animals:
Click below to read more about these fascinating animals:
Did You Know?- Dragonflies
Monday, November 7, 2016
Election Day 2016
Today is Election Day! To celebrate we are going to do some fun voting and election activities. It is going to be super fun and YOU will even be able to vote for President in class. I can't wait to see who our class thinks will win the Presidential Election.
Have fun learning! :)
Have fun learning! :)
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