After
our eagle field trip to Clarksville, Missouri in February, Miss
Huseman had the idea to use our
knowledge of eagles and contruct a life sized eagle nest. Here are a few photos of this project.
knowledge of eagles and contruct a life sized eagle nest. Here are a few photos of this project.
She measures the
depth -- 24 inches is ideal for eagles.
The structure
begins to take shape.
She shows the
tickness of the nest wall -- about 18 inches.
Creating life size eagle eggs with paper mache.
Newspaper strips wet with liquid starch are laid on the balloon.
Eagle tour guides explain about the nest.
Mrs. Swisher's class learns about eagles from our 4th grade guides.
An eagle's nest is much bigger than most people think.
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Miss Huseman
explains how eagles use feathers and other natural items to line the
nest.
Creating life size eagle eggs with paper mache.
Newspaper strips wet with liquid starch are laid on the balloon.
Eagle tour guides explain about the nest.
Mrs. Swisher's class learns about eagles from our 4th grade guides.
An eagle's nest is much bigger than most people think.