Thank you everyone for a great summer filled with nature, bugs, frogs, snakes, birds, snails, flowers, plants, trees, sunshine, laugher, fun, games, crafts, art and learning. I am now at the University of Lethbridge and I have started my program with the Faculty of Education. I wish everyone a great year at school! Take care! - Miss. Wilson
Monday, September 12, 2011
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Duck Facts
Today at camp we learned about ducks. Each camper had to pick a duck from the poster and then colour their duck picture to match their duck. Then everyone had to guess everyone else's duck. We learned some interesting facts about ducks.
- Ducks have 3 eye lids.
- Ducks are omnivorous which means they will eat both plants and insects.
- Ducks are found on every continent except for Antarctica.
- Duck calls include grunts, groans, brays, growls, chips and whistles. Not many ducks actually quack.
- Ducks can fly over 300 miles per day.
- There are many different types of ducks including dabbling ducks, diving ducks, perching ducks and stifftail ducks.
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birds,
children,
ducks,
nature,
saskatchewan,
summer camps
Bird Sightings
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bird watching,
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The World of Bugs
- Mosquitoes have 47 teeth, however, they don't use them to bite.
- Dragonflies can fly over 60 miles per hour making them one of the fastest bugs!
- Houseflies jump backwards when they take off to fly.
- There are 900,000 different kinds of insects in the world.
Visit http://www.rusticgirls.com/animals/bug-facts.html for more bug facts.
Monday, August 1, 2011
The Leflay Birding Trail
The Leflay Birding Trail offers a great location to watch birds and wildlife. There are over 2 km of trails in the forest. This week at summer camp the students helped to paint new signs and then walk the trail and hang up the way finding signs in the forest. Bird watchers can follow the white trail, the orange trail or the blue trail. Visit our website to see more details on the trail: http://www.yfbta.com/leflay__birding__trail.htm
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Birding,
leflay trail,
nature,
Saltcoats,
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summer camps,
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way finding
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
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