Today as scientists, we learned how to dissect an owl pellet. We examined the bone structures of rodents and birds and then classified the bones into categories. All of the skulls, hips, shoulders and back bones we found were identified and placed on our owl pellet handout. What did you find in your owl pellet?

Guess what kind of an animal this is?

I was asked if I could balance a pencil at the end of my nose. Hmmmm….no, but I know someone who can! Can you? Try it and let us know!

I know this beautiful moth looks tiny, but he had a wing span of four inches! Do you know the difference between moths and butterflies?

Oh boy, birthday celebrations are so much fun! One creative mom made the class little gift bags! We just loved it! Thank you!

Last week during sharing time, we looked at a snake skin. Can you see the eyes and mouth? What animal classification is a snake?