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Note: These Challenge Questions coincide with the Spring 2003 Reports
From: by way of Elizabeth Howard Journey North (NUNNALLYR@sau25.net)Date: Mon May 05 2003 - 15:16:39 EDT
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Mrs. Nunnally's second grade class at Peter Woodbury School in Bedford, NH
decided that a field mouse is like a monarch caterpillar because both are
small, they walk, they have small legs and feet, both eat plants and they
both may live in the same place like a field or near a farm.
We thought of ways that a hummingbird is like the adult monarch:
both have wings and fly
drink nectar from flowers
both have something long and slender to use to get nectar: a beak and a
proboscis
have two eyes
carry pollen from flower to flower
are small
are fragile if touched or handled
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