Wildlife Wednesday - Jellies

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A few weeks ago we headed to Panama City Beach, FL for a family vacation. Of course while we were there we had fun learning and exploring nature! 

So what did my kids have fun playing with? Well crabs, dead fish, sea snails, dragonflies, sea cucumbers and JELLIES. Yup I let my children hold and play with jellyfish. Don't worry many of the species we found didn't sting except for one. We found Blue Buttons, Moon Jellyfish, Comb Jelly (not a jellyfish by the way) and a Portuguese Man O'War (the one that stings). No one got stung and not jellyfish were harmed during our investigating.

One thing very cool thing we did (besides hold and play with them) was feed the Man O'War a fish (ok so one fish was harmed, but a jelly has to eat). It was really cool and quite amazing to see how these carnivorous creatures eat. We also got to witness how complex these creatures really are. They are not a simple organism like you would think. They stalk their prey and also try to find ways to escape buckets.

When we got home we of course grabbed our Marvels of Creations - Sensational Sea Creatures book from New Leaf Publishing to learn more. This book is part of a series and they are all fabulous. They are loaded with great information and beautiful pictures.

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednesday on Creation Conversations to snag your FREE resources like the life cycle worksheets, coloring pages, crafts, lapbooks and more**

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

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Wildlife Wednesday - Gifts From Above

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Spring and Summer = BABIES! 

Everywhere we look new life is emerging.

About 4 weeks ago I wrote about Investigating Nature. In the post I had mentioned the Carolina Wrens that built a nest on our balcony in an ice cream pail. Over the last 4 weeks we have been watching and observing them. It took them several days to build their beautiful dome shaped nest.  They very carefully placed each leaf and twig to make it the perfect home for their babies. They didn't seem to mind us watching out the window (which made us very happy).

After the nest was built we kept an eye on it, patiently waiting for eggs to hopefully arrive. A few days later there were 4 little cream eggs with brown speckles. We took a peek at them, being very careful to not disturb the nest. Mamma bird was very diligent and did a fabulous job taking care of her eggs. She made sure they were nice and warm and didn't mind us checking in occasionally on her and taking some pictures. About 13 days later 3 little fuzzy pink and grey babies were hatched. Yes sadly one of the babies did not make it. The kids were in complete awe of these new little lives. They grew quickly and each day we could see changes taking place. First their eyes opened. then they began developing feathers. They constantly cried for food and their parents did a great job of going back and forth with food. We noticed that their was one baby who was larger and more dominant than the others. Yesterday, about 11 days since they hatched, the first baby (the dominant one) left the nest and entered the World. We saw him outside of the nest on the ledge of the container and by the time I grabbed my camera he was off. The kids got to see him take his first flight! It was a fabulous experience for our entire family!

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE nature resources like the science observation worksheet.**

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

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Investigating Nature - Wildlife Wednesday

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I is for Investing nature!!

Do your kids love investigating nature? Mine do. And Spring is a great time to start. New life is springing up everywhere. Bees are buzzing, flowers are blooming, birds are nesting and butterflies are emerging. So get your kids outdoors and do some investigating.

Right now we are investigating the Carolina Wrens that are building a nest on our balcony in a 1 gallon ice cream pale and the Eastern Tent Caterpillar that is currently in his cocoon in our butterfly habitat.

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednesday on Creation Conversations to download your FREE nature resources like the science observation worksheet.**

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

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Linking up with: Ben and Me

Wildlife Wednesday - Spring Is In The Air...It's Time To Get Outdoors

Spring is in the air...or should I say pollen! You know what that means, right? Lots of outdoor learning fun. In the last two weeks changes have been taking place here in Georgia. Our brown trees and dreary days are gone. The bees are buzzing, pollen is covering everything and the trees are blooming!



We have already been on a couple of Spring nature walks and we are all happy to get out of the house (even Kelli's son was excited to get out and climb some trees during their recent visit to GA). One thing my kids and Kelli's boys love to do is collect things. Do your kids like to collect things? My kids love to bring various treasures from our nature walks indoors. We have a bug specimen board, mushroom/fungus board, nature board and bird bone board. Gwyn also has a rock collection that she keeps in a fishing tackle box. 

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE nature resources like the science observation worksheet.**

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

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Wildlife Wednesday - Exploring Nature

We love to get out and explore nature. During the Spring and Summer months which are quickly approaching, YAY, we go out at least once a week to explore our beautiful World which God created.

When we go on a nature walk we explore, journal, touch, research, geocache and take lots of photos. Check out our photos to see why we love nature walks so much. These were all taken on one adventure to a local nature center called Autrey Mill. If you need help putting together a nature bag check out my post on "10 Things Needed To Create Your Own Nature Exploration Backpack."

So I encourage you today to try to get out as the weather begins to warm up. Spring is the perfect time to witness new life beginnings and truly see God's handy work first hand. You will be amazed as what you and your children can learn.

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE nature resources like the science observation worksheet I created below.**

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

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*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in  the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and  all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in  my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money  and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Wildlife Wednesdays - Whales Living Superlatives

su·per·la·tive adj. - Of the highest order, quality, or degree; surpassing or superior to all others.

We have been studying Marine Mammals for the last several weeks. This includes Manatees, Whales, and Dolphins. We have been learning so many wonderful things about these majestic creatures. The Blue Whale is the largest creature in the entire World (it's even bigger than any dinosaur that ever lived). So how is it possible that this creature could have evolved from a land dwelling animal?

One fabulous resource that I recently received from Master Books is called "If Animals Could Talk." Dr. Werner Gitt is the author and shares some fabulous facts about Creation and animals from an animals view. It just so happens that there is an entire chapter entitled  "Fountains For Fingerprints" which gives some great information Creation and Whales.

With this book I was able to provide my children with the facts that prove Whales were given special capabilities and special characteristics by our Creator that you won't find anywhere else in the animal Kingdom. They did not evolve from a creature with legs like many science books claim.

I captured this photo of Maris one of the Beluga that lives at GA Aquarium. She was pregnant in this photo and gave birth May 18, 2012. Sadly the baby died a few days later due to a complicated birth.

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE Whale resources like the copywork page I created below.

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

Grab a Wildlife Wednesday badge for your blog/website: Copy and paste the graphic below -

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And don't forget to enter the GIVEAWAY on the Wildlife Wednesdays Group page. We will be giving away a copy of the fabulous book mentioned in this post.

*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in  the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and  all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in  my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money  and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Wildlife Wednesday - Horses God's Magnificent Handy Work

My daughter has a love for horses that is beyond words. Horses have always fascinated her and she dreams of owning a farm/animal rescue when she's an adult. This year we began volunteering a local horse rescue. This has provided her with a fabulous opportunity to not only spend time with horses and learn how to care for them, but also learn a valuable lesson in helping others. She will be starting horseback lessons very soon too which she is thrilled about. 

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE Horse resources like the copywork page I created below.

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

 

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage.

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*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in  the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and  all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in  my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money  and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Wildlife Wednesday - Wild About Rats

I know your thinking Rats, EWWW! But these creatures are indeed one of Gods creations and therefore amazing. However did you know that rats are one of the animals not mentioned in the Bible at all? Mice are mentioned several times and it is quite possible that some of these mice were indeed rats because even through the Middle Ages people thought rats were just big mice. Now I know there are wild rats and pet rats and nobody likes critters in your home when they are not invited but nonetheless they are living creatures and deserve respect. Perhaps learning a bit more about rats will change your thoughts about these amazing furry creatures.

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE Rat resources like the copywork page I created below.

Link Up:
Don't forget about the ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

 

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

 

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And again don't forget to enter the GIVEAWAY on the Wildlife Wednesdays Group page.

*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in  the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and  all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in  my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money  and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Wildlife Wednesday December Update - November Posts, Giveaway, Link Up, and More

Wildlife Wednesday has been up and running for one month now and has been going great. If you haven't seen all the exciting things going on be sure to join the Wildlife Wednesday Group on Creation Conversations (it's FREE) and I promise you won't be disappointed. You will find lots of Creation based resources to assist you with educating your children. There are 4 other great groups who share wonderful articles, resources, giveaways and freebies each week too make sure you join them as well: Scientific Mystery Mondays, Travel Tuesdays, Teaching Creation Thursdays and Faith and Friends Friday. 

In case you missed the November posts here they are:
-Wildlife Wednesday - All about Crabs - Kelli
-Wildlife Wednesday - Doves - Kathy
-Wildlife Wednesday - Mule Deer - Guest Post by Renee
-Wildlife Wednesday - Toads - Guest Post by Hope

Be sure to keep an eye out each week for the Wildlife Wednesday posts on the Creation Conversations Blog Page. And please help us spread the word about this fabulous resource by posting the badge (found below) on your blog, website or Facebook page. As a thank you for helping us spread the word you will be eligible to enter this awesome December giveaway and we will also sweeten the deal by promoting you on various social media outlets (FREE advertising). Be sure to link up below with the location where you posted the badge so we can promote you. And if you are a blogger who loves exploring nature let us know if you would be interested in doing a guest post for Wildlife Wednesdays leave a comment below or send us an email.

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Ongoing Link Up:
There is an ongoing link up for Wildlife Wednesday where you can link up your creation exploration posts to share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and ideas to enrich your homeschool.

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge (above) and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

Giveaway:
Each month Wildlife Wednesday will host a great giveaway for you to enter. Prizes will include fabulous wildlife and creation resources from Master Books. Giveaways will be updated each month on the Wildlife Wednesday Giveaway Page.

For December we will be giving away a copy of Marvels of Creation - Sensational Sea Creatures.

Did You Know?

• The skin on a walrus can be over three inches thick and the fat under it up to six inches thick, protecting this amazing creature from the 100 below temperatures of the Arctic.
• A giant squid's eye can measure up to nine inches across.

What an incredible design these animals have! The Master Creator made such wonderful and beautiful animals for our enjoyment!

Children and adults both will delight in this illustrated guide to fish and sea creatures. Filled with spectacular photographs - it is great for any home or school library.

And God created every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good (Genesis 1:21).

This fabulous book also now has a lapbook specifically designed to go along with it. The lapbook is available for purchase through A Journey Through Learning. 

Now for the giveaway:

Only the first entry is mandatory. Other entries are optional and give you extra chances. This giveaway is not affiliated with Facebook in any way. The winner will be emailed and posted on the Wildlife Wednesdays group page.

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*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Wildlife Wednesday - Explore Doves

This month we have been studying mythology. One particular animal that comes up quite often in ever culture is the Dove. There are 310 species of Doves and Pigeons who belong to the same bird family of Columbidaes. Doves are used in a variety of settings as symbols of love, peace or as messengers. Doves appear in the symbology of Judaism and Christianity and of both military and pacifist groups.

**Continue reading the rest of this post here and don't forget to join Wildlife Wednedsay on Creation Conversations to download your FREE Dove resources like the copywork page I created below.

Link Up:
As a way of kick starting this party - we are beginning an ongoing link  up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to  share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and  ideas to enrich your homeschool.

 

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

 

Grab a Wildlife Wednesday badge for your blog/website: Copy and paste the graphic below -

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And again don't forget to enter the GIVEAWAY on the Wildlife Wednesdays Group page.

*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in  the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and  all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in  my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money  and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Wildlife Wednesday Giveaway

In support of the new Wildlife Wednesday  group created by Creation Conversations of Master Books/NLPG - we are having a GREAT giveaway. It is no secret that we love Master Books and use their books throughout our homeschool journey.

In case you missed it:
Wildlife Wednesday is brand new. Adventurez 'N' Child Rearing and I will be sharing posts about how to get out and explore creation with your kids - wildlife posts - nature studies and more! Exploring creation with your family can be a lot of fun and is a fabulous way for your children to learn more about the fabulous World God has created for us. 

Ongoing link up:
If you would like to share your nature posts - there is a brand new- on going Linky here where you can link up to share ideas and encourage other homeschool families.

We'd love it if you picked up a Wildlife Wednesday badge to help spread the word. Grab one here or from the Wildlife Wednesday site:
 

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Giveaway:
Each month Wildlife Wednesday will host a great giveaway for you to enter. Prizes will include fabulous wildlife and creation resources from Master Books. Giveaways will be updated each month on the Wildlife Wednesday Giveaway Page.

For November we will be giving away a copy of Marvels of Creation - Magnificent Mammals.

Did You Know?

• A camel can go without water 10 times longer than a human.
• A cheetah can run up to 70 miles an hour.
• 25,000 sharp-pointed quills cover the porcupine.
• It's two feet long and weighs 132 pounds the heart of a giraffe.

What an incredible design these animals have! The Master Creator made such wonderful and beautiful animals for our enjoyment! Children and adults both will delight in this illustrated guide to animals of the world. Filled with spectacular photographs and "creature classifications" - it is great for any home or school library.

And God created every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good (Genesis 1:21).

Now for the giveaway:
Only the first entry is mandatory. Other entries are optional and give you extra chances. This giveaway is not affiliated with Facebook in any way. The winner will be emailed and posted on the Wildlife Wednesdays group page.

Please wait a moment for Rafflecopter to load.....
a Rafflecopter giveaway

*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.

Announcing Wildlife Wednesdays at Creation Conversations

As you know I am a Mom of Master Books and provide you (my readers) with reviews every month about the wonderful resources they offer. Well I am beginning a new venture with Master Books and will be contributing monthly over at Wildlife Wednesday on Creation Conversations. Each Wednesday you can expect a post by myself, Kelli from Adventurez in Child'Rearing, other wonderful bloggers and even authors of Master Books. These fabulous posts will included valuable information for you and your family on ways to explore and discover animals (and sometimes plants/flowers) created by God and found in nature. Learn more about God's wonderful we World we live in that was specially created for us. There will be FREE resources, giveaways and more going on each week so continue reading for more information.

So what do you need to do and how can you help?

• Sign up at Creation Conversations (it's FREE to join). And then be sure to join the Wildlife Wednesday Group.
• Keep an eye out for posts starting November 7th. Wildlife Wednesday posts will be posted each Wednesday on the main Creation Conversations Blog Page. Monthly giveaways, FREE resources, discussions etc will be on the Wildlife Wednesday Group.
• Help us spread the word by posting the badge (found below) on your blog, website or Facebook page. And as a thank you for helping us spread the word you will be eligible to enter the awesome November giveaway.
• If you are a blogger who loves exploring nature let us know if you would be interested in doing a guest post for Wildlife Wednesdays leave a comment below or send an email. 

Link Up:
As a way of kick starting this party - we are beginning an ongoing link up where you will be able to link your creation exploration posts to share with others. It will become another avenue full of resources and ideas to enrich your homeschool.

 

Copy and paste the Wildlife Wednesday badge and place it in the post you are linking up or on your sidebar. Text links are fine to include in your post as well use this permalink: http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays. Posts that are linked up may be pined to Pinterest. Please make sure you post the direct URL and not the URL to your homepage. 

 

Grab a Wildlife Wednesday badge for your blog/website: Copy and paste the graphic below -

Or grab the html code below - <center><a href="http://www.creationconversations.com/group/wildlife-wednesdays" target="_blank"><img alt="Wildlife Wednesdays" src="http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/h453/kbalman/Wildlife1.jpg" height='125' width='125' border='0' /></a></center>

And again don't forget to enter the GIVEAWAY on the Wildlife Wednesdays Group page (it starts today).

*Disclaimer - As part of Wildlife Wednesdays I may receive free books in return for mentions in posts and reviews. Please note that prices indicated in the post are subject to change. I was not compensated for my review and all opinions are our own! Many of the links found on my side bars and in my blog posts are affiliate links. As a result, I might get paid money and I will most likely spend the money on homeschool supplies.