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| We had a special visitor last week. |
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| We are learning about how different animals adapt to help them live in their environments. |
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| Woolly Bear Caterpillars are able to freeze and hibernate all winter long until spring warms them up. They have a special "antifreeze" in their cells that allows them to survive freezing temps. They become Isabella Tiger moths in the spring. |
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| Have you found one of these fuzzy guys in your yard this fall? |
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| The children were so gentle with this little creature! He was a friendly little guy! |
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| Some of our animals became frozen in arctic ice! Would saltwater help them break free? |
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| Challenge: Can you build a tower taller than you from 100 cups? Another accomplishment, engineers! |
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| Bird beak adaptations: Why would birds like pelicans, owls, robins and hummingbirds have different beaks? |
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| We talked about what these birds eat and tried out their "beaks." |
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