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Every species of animal has its own track. Using observational skills, students will discover the unique characteristics. Emphasis is placed on local wildlife.
Learn more about environmental science involving the unique ecosystem and wildlife at BNL: www.bnl.gov/esd/reserve/default.htm
Vocabulary hypothesis, track, toe, pad, claw, retractable, non-retractable, predator, prey, habitat
Lesson Objectives 1) Classify the differences in animals' tracks through the use of observational skills. 2) Use the scientific method.		National Science Education Standards Content Standard A- Science as Inquiry Content Standard C- Life Science New York State Learning Standards Math, Science, & Technology Standards 1, 3, 4 English Language Arts Standards 1, 3, 4 The Arts Standards 1, 2

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