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Welcome to Ms. Morrow's 7th grade science class! We are learning about African animals this unit. You can start by clicking on www.wavelit.com.This will enable you to watch a watering hole in Africa on a game preserve. You will be able to watch baboons, elephants, and giraffes interacting in their natural habitat. I am making this blog as part of an assigment for EDUC 3313 - Technology Ingtegration in the Classroom at Southeastern Oklahoma
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Welcome to Ms. Morrow's 7th grade science blog! This semester we are learning about African animals. We are able to watch these animals through a live feed on the internet. The site has a live streaming cameras on the African Wildlife Channel.
Nkorho Pan is a natural water hole in the prestigious Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, in South Africa. Nkorho pan is name after Nkorho bush Lodge which gets its name from the Shangaan derivativefor the call of the yello-billed hornbill, a common and unusual looking bird from this area.
I hope you will join us in viewing these amazing creatures. Feel free to share your thoughts, knowledge, and any stories about animals seen on the live feed! Be sure to read and follow the blogging guidelines! I hope you see some awesome animals!!!
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African Elephant
A Giraffe
Visiting the watering hole
Zebras
South Africa
Nkorho Pan
A natural watering hole in Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve
2 comments:
Wow! Your blog is awesome! I absoutely love it! I think all students are interested in animals...the one's from Africa are even more inriguing! Good topic!
I love the blog!! It is very good!! It draws the studens in and gets their attention and makes them want to work! GREAT JOB!!!!
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