I am a nature lover and I find a lot of joy in simply observing the natural world. I like to walk and observe the beautiful birds that are flying around. One day some children asked me to help them feed the birds. They wanted me to keep some water in a small pot for the birds. I did not know why they asked but I had to help them. It was a great experience to have an opportunity to see nature in a different way. I like to observe them in their natural behaviour and I know that they are happy. I know they are happy because once I did it.
This project involves teaching children how to care for birds. I wanted my students to really connect with these animals. My classroom was divided into sections based on age groups. Each section had three projects going simultaneously during each session. I gave each child five blocks to fill out about why they chose the animal they were studying. Why this type of bird? How long does it live? What might happen if you get too close? In addition, we started another block where students learned to feed the birds seeds and cracked corn. We then introduced two types of nest boxes and taught students what type should stay empty and which should hold eggs. Students created a variety of designs for egg containers and wrote down instructions for making those nests. I said to keep some water in a small pot for birds. This is real humanity.
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