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BIRD BINOCULARS
Grade: K-2
Age: 4-6
Submitted by Jackie C., a teacher at The Growing Tree and Morristown High School in Morristown NJ.
Objectives
Students will learn how to spot birds as they explore all aspects of Springtime.
What You Need:
- 2 paper rolls (about 4" - 5" long) per student
- single hole punch
- glue
- yarn or string
What You Do:
- Give each student 2 paper rolls and have them glue them together on the sides.
- Help students put a hole in each side of the binoculars.
- Tie the ribbon/yarn through the holes.
- Bring children outside to look for birds and have them look through their own creations.
- Talk about the birds from your area. Refer to books and see if you can spot different types of birds.
Recommended Books:
Bird Watching for Kids
by Steven A. Griffin, Elizabeth May Griffin
A Family Bird Watching Guide
Backyard Bird Watching for Kids
by George H. Harrison, Kit Harrison
How to Attract, Feed, and Provide Homes for Birds
© Jackie | Illustration © Geoff Slater, KinderArt
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