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Tags: [rainforest, plants, ecology, old growth trees]  ...
Tags: [rainforest, coastal, old growth, rain, niche, habitat, tree, animals, plants, ecology, green, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, forest, pacific northwest]  ...
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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 ...
... digging in the grass or notice a bird's nest in the tree? The plants and animals that share our homes are very good at hiding. How good are you at spying them? Objectives Students will be able to: ...
... or in a pond. They may make their home out of a hole in a tree, or they may create a nest out of bits of hair or fabric they find in a yard. Having a bird feeder to watch is a great way of bringing different ...
Students learn about the role of Sea Otters in their habitat through an interactive story.  Introduction Kelp forests are undersea forests made of seaweed instead of trees. Many types of fish ...
... The canopy consists of the tops of the tallest trees. The understory is made up of small bushes and tall ferns. The forest floor is often covered in moss, and is made up of decaying plant and animal matter. ...
... The rainforest is full of living and non-living things which interact to create a complete and stable ecosystem. When one tree dies and falls over, it becomes a home and provides nutrients for other living ...
Students examine the size and structure of an old growth tree. Introduction Forests are very important for wild animals and humans. Trees are the lungs of our earth—they recycle the carbon dioxide ...
... (supposedly) so happy to make this discovery that he ran out into the streets naked shouting "I found it!" ("Eureka!"). Archimedes had found an easy way to measure the volume of an irregularly shaped ...
... rainforest. describe the basic needs of plants and animals in a coastal temperate rainforest. describe the characteristics of old growth trees. Background British Columbia’s coastal temperate ...
... tall trees to bring water to their highest leaves from sources below ground. Surface tension A special type of cohesion is surface tension. The tension on the surface of water occurs when water molecules ...
... behaviour are called adaptations. Animals have become very good at adapting to city life. Looking closely in the backyard, we may find ants and worms under rocks, birds on sires and raccoons on trees. ...
... can be strong enough to knock down buildings, break trees in half, and do some other major damage. Earthquakes are commonly measured using the exponential Richter scale. A level 6 earthquake is 10 times ...
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... is the temporary drop in body temperature, heart rate, breathing and other metabolism indicators. Hummingbirds eat nectar, small insects, spiders and sometimes tree sap. Like bees and butterflies, when ...
... toy balloons. In 1931, the Tillotson Rubber Company achieved another milestone in balloon technology: they created the first modern latex balloon made from the sap of a rubber tree. Before that, the ...
... to stabilize the banks Leave natural plants and debris such as stumps, fallen trees or boulders where they are Leave all animal life where it is Keep pets and livestock away from the water Use ...
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