Update: February 16, 2007 | ||||||
Today's Report Includes:
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Maps/Highlights: Winter is Still Around | ||||||
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Weather Watching | Weather Maps Tell Stories: Lesson and Handout >> | |||||
This was a week for weather! It was freezing cold on one side of the continent but warm on the other. Weather maps are like pictures that can tell stories. If you study them carefully, you can discover many things. See how much you can learn from 2 important weather maps this week. >> | ||||||
Explore: A Blanket of Snow for Your Tulips | ||||||
How
might a cold blanket of snow affect tulip gardens? As tough as tulip
bulbs are, they contain some tender plant parts. Is snow cover likely
to freeze and damage them . . . or does it play another role? YOU solve
the mystery! See what others found, and if you have snow, try it yourself! Snow Blankets the Earth >> |
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Experiment! What Happens to Plants When Freezing Temperatures Hit? | ||||||
No snow?
You don't need a snow bank for this investigation! Credit: Greg Rob |
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Journaling: Analogies | Definition: Analogy |
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This week we have explored snow and cold temperatures. Use what you have learned to create some analogies! (Example: Snow is like a blanket for the earth.) Try:
Try making your own analogies in your Journey North Garden Journal. |
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Resources: This Week's Tulip Garden Resources | ||||||
More
Journey North Lessons
and Teaching Ideas! |
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The Next Tulip Garden Update Will Be Posted on February 9, 2006.
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