The forest floor is the bottom layer of the rainforest. It is damp and dark. The forest floor is also a home to animals, such as ants and jaguars. This week we make jaguars, lily pads, and an anteater!
Jaguars live in the forest floor layer. They have spots on their fur and are good at hiding. Jaguars are fast! Lily pads liv and grow in the Amazon River. This plant is very strong and floats on top of the water. On some lily pads, a lotus flower is attached to the pad. We used plates and cupcake liners to make our lily pads. The Giant Anteater stays on the ground other species of ant eaters live in trees part or all of the time. These animals have poor eyesight and rely mostly on their sense of smell. They can eat up to 35,000 ants or termites each day.
We've been reading the Dr. Seuss Book If I Ran the Rainforest.
Letter of the week is Jj.
Jaguars live in the forest floor layer. They have spots on their fur and are good at hiding. Jaguars are fast! Lily pads liv and grow in the Amazon River. This plant is very strong and floats on top of the water. On some lily pads, a lotus flower is attached to the pad. We used plates and cupcake liners to make our lily pads. The Giant Anteater stays on the ground other species of ant eaters live in trees part or all of the time. These animals have poor eyesight and rely mostly on their sense of smell. They can eat up to 35,000 ants or termites each day.
We've been reading the Dr. Seuss Book If I Ran the Rainforest.
Letter of the week is Jj.
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