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WHY?
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Birds are wonderful to watch in their natural surroundings without artificial stimuli. Not all
birds build nests; migrating birds travel one-way distances of up to 11,000 miles. Some are
capable of pin-pointing their exact same nesting spot year after year. The smallest birds in the
world are hummingbirds. Some species are barely larger than a bumblebee and weigh less than a
dime. Flightless birds are not too uncommon. The penguins of Antarctica, the ostriches of Africa,
the kiwis of New Zealand, and chickens all do not fly. Ostriches are the largest birds - standing
eight feet tall!
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ASSESSMENT: Can the student communicate
what they observed?
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Student is able to communicate what they have observed during their Bird Walk about all of
the habits of the birds that have been watched.
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Student is able to communicate what they have observed during their Bird Walk about most
of the habits of the birds that have been watched.
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Student is able to communicate what they have observed during their Bird Walk about some
of the habits of the birds that have been watched.
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Student is able to communicate what they have observed during their Bird Walk about one of
the habits of the birds that have been watched.
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