Using Audubon Adventures classroom materials is a wonderful way to engage teachers and students, in classrooms, at Audubon Centers, or other youth group settings, in Audubon’s mission.
An all-new Audubon Adventures kit will be available in September. The title of this new kit is “Feats of Nature”
Audubon Adventures dedicates our newest series to the miracles in nature!
Feats of Nature
Through the four new exciting topics this year you will explore amazing topics on the natural abilities of our world’s plants and animals. Learn how animals defend themselves, migrate, build and how plants rule the earth!
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Stink, Bite, Hide, Fight! How Animals Defend Themselves
Animals of all kinds defend themselves against predators using an array of adaptations such as quills, camouflage, and other physical attributes as well as behaviors such as hiding and playing dead. Predators, in turn, have strategies for foiling their prey’s defenses. This ongoing drama plays out in habitats worldwide.
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On The Go! Animals That Migrate
Across North America, the progression of seasons is marked by the travels of migratory animals. These amazing journeys are taken by an equally amazing variety of species, ranging from tiny hummingbirds to mighty gray whales.
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Plants Rule!
It’s hard to imagine life without plants: these leafy lives able to make their own food using solar energy green every continent except Antarctica. Not only do they feed the world, they house most animals and insects as well. And they supply our oxygen, breathing in the carbon dioxide we exhale and breathing out the oxygen we inhale.
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Critter Construction: How, What, and Why Animals Build
All kinds of animals are amazing builders. They construct nests, shelters, and traps of all sorts, shapes, and sizes from wood, mud, spit, silk, and other materials. No matter the creature, the materials, or the structure, all animals build for the same reason-to better survive.
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