I found this bird notebooking study free on CurrClick (you just have to love free)
and the kiddos colored in and wrote about different facts we found out about American Robins, including that they lay small blue eggs and that they eat insects, worms and berries. I also didn't know that these beautiful songbirds are also primary carriers of the West Nile Virus.
We are looking forward to adding more bird photos and facts to our collection. :-)
I am linking up to Look! What we Did and Favorite Resources.
6 comments:
Thank you for this!! Keilee is all about birds now. She is doing Flying Creatures this summer and she will love this!
We love fat Robins around here! :)
Love Robins - we have some truly big ones here! Unfortunately, the hummingbirds are scarce. I don't know if their migration was affected at all by our extremely early and hot weather. I am beginning to introduce notebooking pages. We did a handful about chocolate. I'm seriously considering a binding machine for next school year so the kids can create booklets. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing that resource:) We are bird watchers and lovers here. We just found a nest of baby birds in the treehouse!
This is so cool. Kids don't usually get to do projects like this in public school. You are doing a grea job with homeschooling. Thanks for sharing.
This is great! I've just started looking at Currclick - good to know that you have great success with them :)
This is great! I need to check it out on CurrClick. Yes, you've got to love free :) We really like watching all of the birds in our area!
Thanks for sharing this with Favorite Resources, Lisa.
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