American wildlife symbols

Book Tag: American wildlife symbols

Tom Turkey and Erik Eagle: Or How the Eagle Became the American Symbol
Fiction
Davidson, S.C. 2008. Arcade Publishing.
Category(ies): Birds, Wildlife – Keywords: American wildlife symbols
Age Group: Pre K-2nd grade

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Can you listen like a mouse?

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Sounds Around

While out and exploring with your little ones, a great activity is simply sitting and listening to what is going on around you. Sit quietly and listen. What do you hear? A clock ticking? Birds singing? Children laughing? Sounds surround us every day. Some sounds we actively listen to, like a song on the radio. Other sounds we “tune out,” like the ticking of a clock. Nature is full of sounds - birds calling, leaves rustling in trees, small animals scurrying through the underbrush.

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