The Burlington Science Center has a very interesting interactive bear exhibit in our hallway this week. We did a fun scavenger hunt today to learn all about bears. Check out the photos of our class and some of the neat things we learned.
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| We used posters, books, and bears to answer the questions on our scavenger hunt. |
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| David, Brian, Taylor, Alex, and Devin learned Kodiak bears live in Alaska and weigh up to 1,500 lbs! |
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| Many of us really liked the Polar Bear. Check out the size of its feet! |
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| We made connections to bears in movies, tv shows, commercials, sports, books, etc. Can you figure out who these bears are? |
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| Of course we all touched the model of the bear scat! |
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| Tyson and Atharve examined the different parts of the baby bear and figured out why it is in a tree. |
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| Wow! A bear's paw print is HUGE! |
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| We even learned ways we can protect bears and ourselves. |
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| Stefani makes an observation about the Kodiak bear's claws, while Maitri and Elizabeth look on. |
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| We all worked really hard and learned a lot about bears. |
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| Stefani now understands why the Polar Bear is the largest bear in the world. It is GIGANTIC! |
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| Thank you to the Burlington Science Center for bringing this awesome exhibit to our school. |
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