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1. Hummingbird dress-up Tags: [Bird, animals, body parts] ... 2. Hummingbird size Tags: [Bird, animals, size] ... 3. Hummingbird flight Tags: [Bird, animals, body parts, flight, wings] ... 4. Torpor Tag Tags: [Bird, animals, torpor, metabolism] ... 5. Hummingbird feeder Tags: [Bird, animals] ... 6. Pollinator characteristics Tags: [Animals, bird, bee, butterfly, flower, plants, pollination, pollinator] ... 7. Colour Call Tags: [Animals, bird, bee, butterfly, flower, plants, pollination, pollinator] ... 8. Finding Pollen Tags: [Animals, bird, bee, butterfly, flower, plants, pollination, pollinator] ... 9. Moving Pollen Tags: [Animals, bird, bee, butterfly, flower, plants, pollination, pollinator] ... 10. Bird Silhouettes Tags: [Animals, bird] ... 11. Birdfeeders Tags: [Birds, habitat, birdfeeder] ... 12. Can You Flap And Fly? Tags: [birds, wing, air, flight, fly, gravity, creatures, camber] ... 13. Pollinators Tags: [pollination, pollinators, pollen, bird, bee, butterfly, animals, flower, plants, green, kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2] ... 14. Hummingbirds Tags: [bird, animals, colour, flight, adaptation, pollination, pollinator, green, kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, grade 4, grade 6, grade 7] ... 15. Flight Tags: [kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 5, grade 6, air, flight, airplane, birds, Bernoulli, Newton, Third Law of Motion, drag, thrust, lift, gravity, flight controls, yaw, pitch, roll] ... 16. Hummingbird dress-up In this demonstration, students investigate the unique physical features of hummingbirds. Introduction Feathers can be used for flight, but in some birds, including hummingbirds, colourful feathers ... 17. Hummingbird size In this activity, students will investigate hummingbird size and create a life-size hummingbird silhouette. Introduction Rufous hummingbirds, the most common kind of hummingbird that breads in Metro ... 18. Hummingbird flight In this activity, students model the wing-stroke of hummingbirds to learn the difference between hovering and flying. Introduction Like other birds, most hummingbirds fly forward using downward strokes ... 19. Torpor Tag In this activity, students investigate the amount of energy and energy conservation strategies a hummingbird needs in order survive. Introduction A hummingbird may need to eat one-half to eight ... 20. Hummingbird feeder In this activity, students make a feeder for hummingbirds. Introduction Hummingbirds satisfy their sweet tooth with flower nectar. The Rufous hummingbird laps tree sap after a woodpecker has made ...
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