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In much of the United States, the summer heat can last through September, but by October, the air is chilly, leaves are turning shades of fiery colors, and the sky is filled with flights of migrating birds.
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Why do our feathered friends risk their lives by journeying many thousands of miles each fall (and spring), and how do they know when it's time to fly?
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Learn about the types of animals that migrate and their reasons for making regular trips between two places.
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Explain how external features and adaptations of animals allow them to survive in their habitat.
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Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including vocabulary specific to domains related to science.
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Birds aren't the only migratory animals. Learn more about the perilous journeys of butterflies, turtles, and other animals while helping students analyze cause and effect.
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Begin your lesson with this GO Tube Video about the Canada goose—one of the most recognizable migrators.
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A huge bright spot this year has been all the hands-on activities after the last few years. Seeing their creativity come back to the classroom is the best.
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— Shannon T., Middle School Teacher
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