Friday, October 26, 2018

 We are studying bats! Students have learned a great deal about all different kinds of bats. They have wondered about habitat, babies, food, their life cycle and echolocation. They have watched videos, read books, talked to people informed about bats, and made discoveries that inevitably lead to more questions. They are getting to be quite the bat experts.










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