Episode 17 First Grade Habitat Project- The Temperate Deciduous Forest

Episode 21: Don't Let the Pigeon Story written and read by Miss Reding's Class

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2589454/fan_mail/new] Miss Reding's Class have been reading books written by Mo Willems and LOVE the Pigeon books!!!  The kids worked so hard on creating their own version of “Don’t let the Pigeon…”.  They have become such wonderful authors and illustrators!!!!!🤩📖✏️📚🥳

Episode 17 First Grade Habitat Project- The Temperate Deciduous Forest

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2589454/fan_mail/new] A temperate deciduous forest is a habitat with four distinct seasons and many trees that lose their leaves in the fall. In their podcast, students shared what they learned about this forest environment and the specific animals they researched, explaining how those animals survive through different types of weather.

Episode 20: First Grade Habitat Project- Freshwater

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2589454/fan_mail/new] Freshwater habitats include places like ponds, lakes, and rivers, where the water is not salty. Our student researchers shared facts about the plants and animals that live in these water-filled homes, detailing the specific freshwater environments and animals they studied.

Episode 19: First Grade Animal Habitat- Saltwater

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2589454/fan_mail/new] Saltwater habitats are the vast oceans that cover most of our planet, filled with everything from shallow coral reefs to deep, dark water. In this episode, students shared facts about the incredible diversity of ocean life and the specific saltwater animals and habitats they researched.

Episode 18 First Grade Habitat Project -African Savanna

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2589454/fan_mail/new] The East African Savanna is a wide grassland that has both very rainy and very dry seasons. Students discussed the diverse life found on the savanna, sharing facts about this unique grassland habitat and the specific animals they researched that call it home.