The Canadian Peregrine Foundation
Project School Visit:
Lexington Public School (Waterloo)
Visit sponsored by: Friends of the
Environment Foundation
In February 2000, we visited
Waterloo's Lexington Public School with our one-year-old educational peregrine,
"Scotty". Below are some of the drawings and poems from the
students in grades 4 and 5.
COMMENTS
FROM THE TEACHERS:
- a very professional
presentation: very knowledgeable about the topic, informative; organized; well paced for
each age group; good management of groups, answered questions appropriately
- an excellent complement to
the Grade 4 unit, Habitats and Communities
- booklets are a great
resources - to be used in future studies at our school
- able to motivate the
students to engage in serious discussions which ensued after the visit and to explore the
topic on the Internet - the website is a great idea!
- impressed upon the students
in a hands-on way just how delicate our ecosystems are and how important it is to respect
our environment and make wise decisions regarding it
- we highly recommend the
presentation to any school, any grade level. It is an excellent springboard for any
study/program focusing on environmental issues
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THE
PEREGRINE FALCON
(by Michelle, age
9)
Peregrines are a bird of prey,
catching food in a special way.
Describing the peregrine would need a VERY good
word,
Since the peregrine is one tough bird.
High cliffs or buildings is where they like to
hang out,
Because peregrines like high places no doubt.
Scotty is the one I got to see,
No longer with his family.
We hope these falcons will stay and thrive,
So help this bird, the peregrine, survive. |
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