Hi Cathy,
When talking about habitat, I discussed with my students what else animals need besides food. We then talked about safe place, water, nesting... The students started piling twigs and little branches in a corner of the garden area and looked for little holes in vegetation that can serve as places for solitary bees to put their eggs. I know it is cold in your area, but maybe a walk through the garden can create ideas, especially when old plant material still exists.
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Barbara Halden [Designation]
Phoenix AZ
6024023718
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-06-2023 10:02:09 AM
From: cathy Hartenstein
Subject: easy diy bird feeders
Hi all -
I am doing a class on habitat and am curious if folks have a go to really easy bird "feeder" making project - no nut butter, not messh, doable with 20 kids (did I mention easy? lol) I will have them fill bird seed trays and maybe fill trays of water, but need something else hands on for the 30 min class. Open as well to non-feeder habitat
activities, including animals
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cathy Hartenstein
Peapod Garden and Nature Education
watertown ma
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