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DIY Wildlife Pond Steps - Homeschool Activities

Fun Family Project: Build a Wildlife Pond & Watch Your Kids Learn About Nature

Create a backyard wildlife pond to attract animals and insects. Observe frogs, dragonflies, and birds while learning about ecosystems through this fun DIY project.

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DIY: How To Make A Sundial

Learn how to make a sundial with our simple DIY sundial guide. Easy steps for kids to craft a functional, homemade sundial.

The Largest Living Organism On Earth Is A Fungus!

Get ready for an exciting adventure to discover the honey fungus in Oregon, the world's biggest mushroom and largest living organism. It's a natural wonder that outshines even the largest animals on Earth!

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DIY: How To Make A Bug Hotel

List of Materials & Tools Materials Required A wooden box or frame (you can recycle an old wooden crate or build one from scratch) Bamboo…

4 Slimy But Fascinating Facts About Frog And Toad Eggs

The main difference between frog and toad eggs are their appearance and arrangement. Learn all about frog and toad eggs in this fascinating article.

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ANTS

Did you know that some queen ants can live close to 30 years? This is over 100 times the average life span of other insects.

ISOPODS

Did you know that isopods are not insects? They are actually a crustacean, and include both aquatic and terrestrial species.

ECOLOGY

Did you know that only 1% of water on Earth is safe for humans to drink? The oceans hold 97% and the polar ice caps have the remaining 2%.

BIRDS

Did you know that birds evolved from dinosaurs? Birds are the descendants of a group of dinosaurs called Theropods.

BUTTERFLY

Did you know butterflies use their feet to taste? They have sensors on their feet called chemo-receptors that allow them to taste the plants they land on.

FROGS

Did you know that some species of frogs have the ability to change their skin color? They can camouflage themselves by adjusting the pigments in their skin cells.

DECOMPOSERS

Did you know that fungi are some of the oldest living organisms on Earth? There is evidence of their existence dating back hundreds of millions of years.

TREES

Did you know that some of the world's oldest trees are over 4,000 years old? The Methuselah tree, a Great Basin bristlecone pine, is around 4,849 years old.