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11 Jan 2010

Habitats in the Playground

The children discussed which habitats could be found outside in the school playground. Have a look at the habitats we found below:




13 comments:

  1. Hi,

    i agree,It is a good experiment to look at all the animals or insects habitat in the school.

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  2. It looks like they are are having so much fun

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  3. We found some realy cool insects. It was so cool.

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  4. It was nice trying to find lots of different habitats we saw more habitats of bugs then animals but it was great fun!

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  5. Science was awesome! we dicovered lots of insects, birds and it was fun
    How many insects do you think we found?
    You should really try it need to try it I am speechless.

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  6. We had lots of fun discovering different habitats in the playground, we found a birds nest in the tree and a spiders web.

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  7. Its a fantastic subject .I liked to much .
    I learned much from it .

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  8. I was excited when we did the sience lesson.
    we found a Bee,ant,web and a nest

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  9. In sience we found a birds nest and we even found a spiders web!

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  10. It was the best science lesson ever! we only found one animal that was not an insect it was a bird but we found 2 birds. we found one in a nest and the other in a tree.

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  11. It was fun and good experiment but the most important things are teamwork and haveing fun, so go out there and show them what you are made of!

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  12. It is a fantastic subject. we found a brid nast in the tree.

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  13. Meera Gopalakrishnan25 January 2010 at 20:06

    Ms. Meera said....
    Morris remembered as we were walking around examining habitats, that all Living Organisms should follow the rule of MR.GREEN any guesses as to what this might be?
    M=moving
    R=response
    G=growth
    R=reproduction
    E=excretion
    E=exchange of gases
    N=nutrition

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