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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Highly informative book filled with engaging activities,
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This review is from: Everybody's Somebody's Lunch (Teacher's Guide): The Role of Predator and Prey in Nature (Paperback)
As an elementary school teacher, I was thrilled to discover this unique book, filled with child-tested activities that would enhance any nature/science curriculum. These activities, which focus on the vital role predators play in nature, are multisensory (one of my favorites is making paper wings that approximate the wingspan of a bird of prey) and cross-disciplinary (using math skills to see how quickly prey species grow or to figure out how many voles a coyote eats in a week -- 126!). All the information is clear and thorough and the authors include listings of useful resources.
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Everybody's Somebody's Lunch (Teacher's Guide): The Role of Predator and Prey in Nature by Judy Kellogg (Paperback - June 2003)
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