Let's Take This Outside!
Let's Take This Outside!
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Give Wildlife Their Space!
Give Wildlife Their Space!
They can be cute but...
They can be cute but...
While many of us enjoy watching the little adorable critters run around the forest, local park, or our yards, it is important that we stay a safe and respectful distance from them.
Wild animals can carry different diseases that are transmittable to you.
The rule of thumb!
The rule of thumb!
If you can cover the entire wild animal with your thumb in your field of vision, then you are a safe distance. This is usually about 25 yards for medium size animals but more for larger animals!
Build-a-Food Web
Build-a-Food Web
Go outside to investigate your local organisms based on what they eat and place them into these three categories.
Then connect organisms with lines or arrows if they are in a predator-prey relationship.
Go outside to investigate your local organisms based on what they eat and place them into these three categories.
Then connect organisms with lines or arrows if they are in a predator-prey relationship.
Check out these fun links & videos for more information about these topics!
Check out these fun links & videos for more information about these topics!
Food Webs: Adventure of the Energy
Food Webs: Adventure of the Energy
A fairy named Elva is going to help you learn about ecosystems and the role each organism has in an ecosystem. You will start with the sun and explore the roles of producers, primary and secondary consumers, and decomposers.
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