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Connecting Across Borders
October 3, 2016, by Mary Hosier
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Classrooms from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico are united by the monarch. Postmark deadline: October 14, 2016 |
Hinesburg Community School second graders. Hinesburg, Vermont Pat O'Brien |
Join the Community |
Download the instructions for how to create an ambassador butterfly you will send to Mexico.
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How to Participate |
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Ambassador Butterfly Messages
The class butterflies you make and send are carrying messages of monarch conservation and friendship between students in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Ohio: "Saludos a nuestros amigos de las monarchas. Las deseamos un buen viaje a Mexico. Que se cuiden mucho! Saludos desde Ohio." Best wishes to our monarchs and our friends of monarchs. Hudson, OH
Kentucky: "Gracias por cuidar a las mariposas monarca este invierno, de parte de sus vecinos del norte." Thank you for taking care of the monarchs this winter." Fort Thomas, KY
New Jersey: "Hola amigos! Hello friends! Respectamos todos los animales! We respect all animals!” Gladstone, NJ
South Dakota: "Our class hatched and released about 20 butterflies this year!” Garrison, SD
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"Help Save Me Please" |
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Ambassador Butterfly |
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Estela Romero Writes: A Message from Mexico
Please keep these two important things in mind regarding the symbolic Monarchs you will be making and sending:
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News from the Classroom
Share your classroom preparations #JNshare |
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Report: Connect through the Map |
After you send your butterfly on its journey, report to the Fall Migration map. Participating classrooms can connect through the map.
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Report | Map |
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Donate Books to Students
Use this opportunity to send a Spanish version of the book, Monarch! Come Play with Me, to a classroom in Mexico.
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Next Update November 1, 2016 |
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