Terrific Turkeys - Project Wild
Terrific Turkeys - Project Wild
Terrific Turkeys - Project Wild
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<strong>Terrific</strong> <strong>Turkeys</strong><br />
Directions: Copy the figure below onto a transparency. Tape a sheet of butcher paper to a wall. Use an overhead<br />
projector to project the turkey onto the paper. Adjust the distance of the projector from the paper so that the<br />
turkey appears between 2½ and 3 feet tall. Trace the image onto the paper and cut out for Mighty Math.<br />
Growing Up WILD: Exploring Nature with Young Children © 2009 Council for Environmental Education
<strong>Terrific</strong> <strong>Turkeys</strong><br />
Directions: Copy the Turkey Predators below. Enlarge them, if desired (Note: pictures are not to scale). The Mountain<br />
Lion, Bald Eagle, Great Horned Owl, Coyote and Bobcat are <strong>Wild</strong> Turkey predators and may be used in Step 3 of the<br />
main activity. The Raccoon, Striped Skunk and Rat Snake are predators of <strong>Wild</strong> Turkey eggs and may be used in Step 4.<br />
Mountain<br />
Lion<br />
Bald Eagle<br />
Great<br />
Horned<br />
Owl<br />
Coyote<br />
Growing Up WILD: Exploring Nature with Young Children © 2009 Council for Environmental Education
Rat Snake<br />
Raccoon<br />
Bobcat Striped Skunk<br />
Growing Up WILD: Exploring Nature with Young Children © 2009 Council for Environmental Education
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