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Birds of the Earth By: Jennifer Gossard
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What do you want to learn first today? Characteristics of birds in your backyard Characteristics of birds in the United States Characteristics of birds in other countries
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Characteristics of Birds sizesize habitathabitat colorcolor instinctsinstincts
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There are many different kinds of birds that live on planet Earth. The size, color, structure, and characteristics vary from bird to bird. Now let’s learn the differences! Directions: o Read through all the information given on the different birds. o You can look over this until you feel you know the characteristics of the birds.
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Birds in your backyard Cardinals Hummingbirds Barn Owls Vultures Geese Birds in the U.S. Mourning Dove Downy Woodpecker Dark-eyed Junco Birds around the world Parrots Flamingo Cockatoo
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Birds in my Backyard Cardinal Color: female- grayish with red male-bright red with black Size: medium Have a red bill Indiana state bird Live in the Northeast Back to question
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Hummingbird Color: gray, metallic green, black Size: small Have long, thin bills Able to fly backwards Live everywhere, but usually in warm places, such as rainforests. Back to question
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Barn Owl Color: brown, tan with white Size: medium sized owl Able to rotate head 180 degrees Nocturnal Hunt prey such as mice, all rodents, and snakes Live in forests and sometimes deserts and tropics
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Vulture Color: gray, black, white, brown Size: large Bald head Eat dead animals Live everywhere Back to question
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Goose Color: gray, black, white Size: medium-large Known for migration patterns Live from the tundra to the Gulf Coast and in urban areas. Back to question
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Birds in the United States Mourning Dove Color: light brown Size: medium Long, pointed tail Live in deserts to forests and farm lands to inner cities
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Downy Woodpecker Color: black and white Size: small Small, pointed bill Live in wilderness forests to urban backyards Back to question
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Dark-eyed Junco Color: gray, brown, black Size: medium Winter bird Live in higher altitudes and the west Back to question
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Birds around the World Parrot Color: bright colors Size: vary Strong, curved bill Extremely intelligent Live in warm, tropical areas Back to question
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Flamingo Color: pink, red, white Size: large Long legs Live in tropical and subtropical areas Back to question 10. Back to question 1.
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Cockatoo Color: white Size: large 2 forward toes and 2 backward toes Live in tropical areas, especially Australia Back to question
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Time to see what you’ve learned… Quiz Directions: o Read each question carefully o Answer the questions to the best of your ability If you answer the question incorrectly, you will be sent back to previous slides to review and answer the question again. o Good Luck!
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1. Where are flamingos usually found? Tropical areas Forests Subtropical areas Both A and C
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You’re off to a good start Next Question
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Not Quite Try Again after reviewing
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2. What color are cardinals? red black brown pink
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Wonderful! Keep up the good work Next Question
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Look at the cardinal slide and try again
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3. What size are vultures? small medium large
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Good Job! Next Question
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Try Again
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4. How many toes does a cockatoo have on each foot? 3 4 5
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Marvelous! Next Question
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Review the cockatoo slide again
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5. What is unique about the hummingbird? It’s small Its long beak Its color
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You know what you’re talking about! Next Question
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Need a little more studying?
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6. Parrots are extremely intelligent. True False
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Correct! Next Question
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Oops! Try Again
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7. Dark-eyed Juncos usually live in the… Higher altitudes Lower altitudes
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You were definitely paying attention. Good Job! Next Question
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Look Again Back to the Dark- eyed Junco slide
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8. What are geese known for? Being loud Living in the tundra migration
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Next Question
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Not Quite, try again
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9. What size are woodpeckers? small medium large
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Fabulous! Next Question
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Try a little review
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10. Which bird is not found in Indiana? Barn Owl Cardinal Vulture Flamingo
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That’s an A+ answer Want to know how you did?
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Oops! Try again
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Great Job! 10 correct : You’re practically a bird yourself 7 correct : You know a lot about birds 4 or less correct : Review Time
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Resources http :// www.rondayphotography.com/Northern-Cardinal-male-R.jpg http:// www.hummingbirdattraction.com/Hummingbird%20iStock_000002142349XSmall.jpg http:// www.sentex.net /~tntcomm/kwfn/barnowl1.jpg http:// www.haryana-online.com/images/Birds/Szabolcs/Red-headed_vulture.jpg http:// www.nysite.com/nature/fauna/page/goose1.jpg http:// files.myopera.com/Dudley/albums/28618/Dove5865wb.jpg http:// cache.eb.com/eb/image?id=5215&rendTypeId=4 http:// sdakotabirds.com/species/photos/dark_eyed_junco_ww.jpg http:// www.breakers.com/media/parrot.jpg http:// www.abilenetx.com/Zoo/images/GreaterFlamingo.jpg http://www.marietta.edu/~biol/biomes/images/troprain/cockatoo_8376.jpg
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Continued… http:// staffwww.fullcoll.edu/tmorris/elements_of_ecology/images/hummi ngbird.jpg http:// www.harunyahya.com/kids/pictures/wallpaper1024/parrot.jpg http:// www.statesymbolsusa.org/IMAGES/Virginia/cardinal_byOwnby1.jpg http:// giclone.com/pics/parrot_heada.jpg http:// www.rainforestinn.com/images/birds/Puerto_Rican_parrot.jpg http:// www.dereila.ca/na_nature/Dark%20Eyed%20Junco3.jpg http:// www.mass.gov/envir/forest/images/multiLayerForest.jpg http:// i1.treknature.com/photos/601/cardinal_in_snow_filtered.jpg http:// www.leadershipi2i.com/images/p_geese_inside.gif http:// www.ardgrain.co.uk/images/barn%20owl%20flying.jpg http:// www.metatech.org/Images/cockatoo.jpg http:// hoglezoo.org/animal.photos/mourning.dove.jpg
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