Baby Fairy Wrens Have to Sing for Their Supper?

These two Superb Fairy-Wrens were spotted in Ensay,

 Victoria, Australia. Image: benjamint444

            If you haven’t already heard or read, the Baby Fairy Wren article, then I’m here to give you a little intro.   In order for a Baby Fairy Wren to get its supper it has to sing.  The Baby Wren will sing a perfect note, that they learn in their egg, this note is called the begging call. But if the Baby Wren does not sing the right note, it may either not get fed, or not get fed as often. This call is perfected to make sure if another egg gets into the nest, it will not be fed.

 To read the rest go to Teaching Kids News

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Maybe Lonesome George Wasn't so Lonely

Lonesome George. Image: putneymark

Did you see the article about lonesome George?  George died last summer ( June 2012) at that time scientists thought that Lonesome George was the last of his kind, and since he died the species Chelonoidis abingdoni, had gone extincted. But they had been mistaken, on Isabelle island 60 km away from Georges home more of his species were found, as their DNA was studied.

Read more at Teaching Kids News

Place Value Addition

Visit the Government of Canada to Learn More

http://www.canada.gc.ca/home.html

Videos About the Canadian Government

If you follow this link, it will take you to some videos produced by the Canadian Government about the Canadian Government.  There are 9 videos you can explore.  When you see a title you would like to watch, click on the link for the standard version and the video should begin automatically.

http://www.parl.gc.ca/About/Senate/EducationalVideo/SenFilmToc-e.asp?video=2

Relating fractions with decimals

Banana's!

Check out this interesting site about bananas. For your Health class, use the interesting facts and information to work with a partner and create an informational paragraph. Use the best facts to find your ideas and develop them into your own words and sentences to make the paragraph.

Banana Facts

Repeated Subtraction for Solving Division Problems