A Virtual Owl Pellet Dissection Activity
For the last couple of weeks my oldest daughter has been eagerly anticipating the opportunity to dissect owl pellets at school. She was supposed to do that today. But we have a snow day today. None-the-less, her excitement this week has reminded me of a couple of helpful owl-themed resources from my archive. An old SciShow […]
Sherlock Bones – A Virtual Owl Pellet Dissection Activity
One of the great things about living where I do is that a walk in the woods is always just a few steps away. One of my favorite things about walking in the woods is finding all kinds of neat, natural things including dropped moose and deer antlers. While those are rare finds, I do […]
The Superb Owl – A Science Lesson With a Super Bowl Theme
Earlier this week I shared a few Super Bowl-themed lesson ideas. Here’s one more to close out the week before the Super Bowl. The Superb Owl is a cute video about owls. The video presents interesting facts about four types of owls. The whole four minute video is presented as if it is an NFL […]
Snot, Poop, Puke, and the Lessons They Teach
This post was inspired by my daughter whose snot, poop, and puke have been on me at various points in the last few days. Who Pooped? is one of the most Pinned resources of all time on this blog. Who Pooped? is an interactive site in which students learn about various animals by guessing which animal created […]