Bunny did not want to sort by continent. She took the animals and started to look around the yard to an area that resembled the animals habitat! This was a work that was going to do with her (I was going to prepare more, but hey, it worked)! She spent quite a lot of time picking out just the right spot! :) Here are the spots she picked out!
Gorilla in the tree tops
Giraffe eating leaves in the trees
Wild horses in the grass
Wolves on the hunt
Elephant at the watering hole!
Rhinos like water too she told me
Hippos too.
Bear in the Forest (she pulled down leaves to make a forest)!
Tortoise out in the grass
Zebra standing by the tree the giraffe is eating in. :)
Deer in the woods
Camel in the desert. Bunny loved that he camouflaged! We almost didn't find it! :)
Gator by the water
Lion in the grassland
Tiger in the jungle
Llamas live in the mountains (she built one)!
Here is arctic!
I love how creative she was thinking up the where to put the animals! She had a ton of fun! I do think however that we will be taking time off of school for the rest of the summer. We haven't been down there and I think that if I keep letting Bunny work whenever she wants to and not work when she doesn't want to, I will end up with a problem come fall when we HAVE to work (even when we don't want to). I will still post activities that we do, I just wont be in the school room!
How is your summer going so far?
What a fun way to take the animal work outside. It seems Bunny has absorbed a lot of information about animal habitats! The pictures are adorable - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat cool animal work! Love it! Happy summer and thanks for popping by my blog:)
ReplyDeleteColleen
I LOVE it when the children find their own way to learn. The habitats are so cute and accurate. I'm borrowing this idea! I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the outdoor creativity. Where did you get the zoo animal cards? I was going to make some myself, but they look like a great alternative to all that hard work!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Fiona
Hi Fiona,
ReplyDeleteI made the card myself using pictures from wikimedia. If you would like I can send them to you. Let me know!
Stephanie, that would be wonderful. Thank you for your generosity! I love your blog. My daughter is around Pup's age, so I get lots of great tips.
ReplyDeleteThank you again,
Fiona
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