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| Here's a foxy read for you! |
Wild dogs like foxes are so much fun! And the snow last night and this morning made playing like foxes a super blast. I don’t know if the wonder bugs or myself had more fun being chased! Even despite a couple of glitches each day (not enough copies or fox paws for example) the days went well from my perspective. Did you have any favorite moments that you would like to share? Or perhaps you have some fun pictures of Wonder Bugs acting like foxes. Would you like to share them? Please email me!
Below you will find some online resources and a couple of books to keep the fox-learning going at home.
Take care,
Miss Tara
Check out the National Geographic website for more pictures and facts about Red Fox. Then, search around for other foxes the world over!
EEK! is another website with a lot of great information geared towards kids. If you look under the “Cool Stuff” button you can find great ideas for activities and crafts.
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Want to keep pretending that you are foxes? Click here for fox mask and tail templates! Have one person make and wear bunny ears and the fox can chase the bunny.
Foxy Books to Read
Red Fox Running by Eve Bunting
The Fox Went Out on a Chilly Night by Peter Spier
Emma and I found this at the library once upon a time. She loved reading it, and we had fun singing the song, too.
What makes Wisconsin so sweet? Come to this lesson and learn about making maple syrup and brewing tea. See what it was like to live like a pioneer. Love the seasons and nature, Wisconsin style!
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