Outdoor Hour Challenge:
For this challenge, look up which owls live in your area and make a list. You can use a field guide or look up owls on All About Birds: Owls.
Choose one of the owls to learn more about, including the sound that the owl makes. In my experience, you will hear owls more than you will see them.
Here are the links to previous Owl Challenges:
Summer Series - Owl Challenge
Our Family's Owl Study with Owl Pellet Dissection
Special Activity: Owl Sounds and Printable Notebook Page
Pick an owl and complete the free printable notebook page. Here are some really cool links to use with your study:
- Cornell's Owl Prowl
- Cornell's: Free Download of Owl Sounds.
If you already own the Getting Started ebook, complete Outdoor Hour Challenge #4. You can find some simple instructions for drawing an owl on Art Project for Kids: How To Draw An Owl. You can also use the notebook page that comes with the Getting Started ebook to record anything else you heard or saw during your outdoor time this week.
You are welcome to submit any of you blog Outdoor Hour Challenge blog entries to the Outdoor Hour Challenge Blog Carnival. Entries for the current month are due on 2/27/13.
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