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Students observe, test, and record the properties of rocks.

Magnifying lenses are important rock-looking tools.

After reading the book Stellaluna, children help prepare odor vials which will be used in a classroom simulation of one of the ways mother bats recognize their own babies among thousands of babies. They smell them. Each baby has its own special smell.

Here are some "baby bats" found by "mother bats," who recognized their baby’s smell or odor.

Carla’s students make classroom caves in which bats roost.

Children construct their own bat books. This one is called Ballerina Bat.

Cindi and Matilde display bat books, one homemade and the other, the classic Stellaluna.

Very popular classroom treats were the Bat Brownies.
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