“You should never put anything from the forest in your mouth unless an adult can identify what it is, as some plants can be poisonous.”
“You should never put anything from the forest in your mouth unless an adult can identify what it is, as some plants can be poisonous.”
The book's engaging infographics help students explore interesting facts about various species, such as their sizes, speeds, and travel distances. By the end of the lesson, students will gain a deeper appreciation for zoological data.
The book answers intriguing questions about the number of species worldwide, the collective weight of insects, and how far various animals can travel.
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Here's the #BookcoverBingo board of all things wild and witchy. Match a book to an image.
20 points per bingo line
100 points per completed board
I've created a Google doc to help keep track 🎃 Don't forget to make a copy for your own use.
#Naturalitsy #Scarathlon
Here's the #BookcoverBingo board of all things wild and witchy. Match a book to an image.
20 points per bingo line
100 points per completed board
I've created a Google doc to help keep track 🎃 Don't forget to make a copy for your own use.
@Clwojick @StayCurious @LitsyEvents
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pHGgoFr7nifQkESLNJgkJWyrBTI2_-RiY1pDtw-s...
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Thanks for the tag, sweet @hannah-leeloo 😊
This one was a quite introspective task!
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“The code gives you an awesome brain, but YOU choose what you can be!“
I like that this book involves rhyming to engage children.
This book teaches children about DNA in a fun and engaging way. It explains the way our brains are wired and why we are the way we are.