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The Moth Letters
Moth letters are small.
A moth is a butterfly of the night.
Moth letters are small.
A moth is a butterfly of the night.
Moth Crafts:
Learn Create Love has designed a beautiful moth craft. This page also features a fascinating video on the life-cycle of the luna moth.
Fun Facts about Moths:
The National Moth Week site has page dedicated to kids. It has PDF books, online games, and fun activities to help students learn about moths.
National Geographic Kids has beautiful pictures of moths that will change the way you look at moths.
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The Giraffe Letters
Giraffe letters are tall. Giraffes are the tallest land animals. |
Giraffe Crafts:
You can make a paper mache giraffe pencil holder by following the directions at DLTK's Growing Together.
Fun Facts about Giraffes:
Take a look at the giraffes at the San Diego Zoo.
Check out the Animal Fact Guide to find out where giraffes live.
National Geographic Kids has something to tell you about giraffes, too.
Ducksters.com wants you to know how slow giraffes are what they eat and how tall they grow.
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The Monkey Letters
Monkey letters have tails that fall. Monkeys use their tails to swing on trees. |
Monkey Crafts:
Amanda has put together a fun hanging monkey craft using a paperbag. Amanda certainly has wonderful ideas for a monkey-themed party!
Fun Facts about Monkeys:
Monkey Worlds has dedicated their website to learning about all the different types of monkeys. They have wonderful pictures of those mischievous monkeys.
National Geographic Kids knows a lot about monkeys.
Take a look at this website by Animals Time the online animal encyclopedia. It is designed for learners who want to know all the details about monkeys.
Here are some fun monkey facts for kids from Science Kids: Fun Science & Technology for Kids!
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The Jellyfish Letter
The jellyfish letter is different from them all. Jellyfish have long tentacles. |
Jellyfish Crafts:
This video posted by Barrett Sanders shows how to make your own jellyfish in a bottle.
Fun Facts about Jellyfish:
National Geographic Kids have some beautiful photographs of jellyfish. They have a lot of information about them, too.
JellyWatch.org is a page for recording sightings of jellyfish and other marine organisms. Did you know some jellyfish are larger than humans?
Fun Facts for Kids has a terrific webpage and a fact sheet on jellyfish .
Here are some fun facts about jellyfish for kids from Science Kids: Fun Science & Technology for Kids!
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