Are you sick of owl crafts yet? Me too. Almost. Here are a couple more owl books and owl crafts to go along with your Owl Unit Studies. Don’t worry if you’re not learning about owls at the moment. Just bookmark and save :)
How can we learn about owls without dissecting some Owl puke? I know right….we’d be kicked out of the Homeschool Co-op if we tried to pull a stunt like that! (snicker) Actually, we didn’t dissect “real” owl puke, we used the synthetic stuff. We learned just as much about the dietary needs of owls, and I didn’t have to scream …Read the Rest
This little guy sure has an expression doesn’t he? He looks a bit Twitterpaited if you ask me. (That term from Bambi might have a whole new meaning now that Twitter is so popular!) The belly of this little guy provides some white space for children to write in key facts or even some poetry about owls! Here’s the Photo …Read the Rest
We picked back up with our Owl unit this week, reading “Our Wild World: Owls”. I say reading lightly because the text was a little thick for my 4 year old, but the photographs were quite awe inspiring. So much so that on the spur of the moment we decided to make a mural mosaic of one of them. We …Read the Rest
We’ll if you haven’t already figured it out from the Owl File Folder Games, or the preview of the Owl Softie I’m sewing together, we’re busy working and learning about OWLS! And you know what that means…. OWL CRAFTS! Owls are just adorable aren’t they? We started by snagging a bunch of Owl books from the library. Right off the …Read the Rest
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