Discover the relationships between living things that ensure their survival. Explore and observe flowers and flower parts, and collect flower representations to make a classroom flower book. Details »
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Recognize that the physical characteristics of animals, including their sense organs, often reflect adaptations to their environments. Explore the ways in which humans’ and animals’ senses give them information about the world around them. Details »
Notice, describe and compare the behavior and physical characteristics of birds as you observe the birds that use a homemade bird feeder. Discover why some birds migrate and others stay in the same place all year long. Details »
Discover which time period of the Mesozoic Era different dinosaurs lived in and whether they were herbivores, carnivores or omnivores. Act as a junior conductor of the dinosaur train by seating dinosaurs, stamping their tickets and feeding them. Details »
Build vocabulary by learning space-related words as Martha collects T.D.'s lost socks in space. Navigate through the solar system making sure to avoid asteroids and space cats with radioactive furballs. Details »
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