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Macaw Bird Circle
Bird Jokes
Canada Goose poem
Pileated Woodpecker illustration
poem:
The Ibis
Blue Jay illustration
Great Backyard Bird Count
Bird Jokes:
Punchlines
Classroom Birdscope
May 1, 1999 |
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May 1, 1999
Jokes
Bird
Jokes: Questions by
Zachary and Tom
Bird Jokes:
Answers by Zachary and Tom
Poems
Canada
Goose by Ben
The Ibis by Kelly
Essay
Great Backyard Bird
Count by Philip
Artwork
Pileated
Woodpecker by Bill
Bird Circle by Natasha
Blue Jay by Bryan
aw Bird Circle
Bird Circle: Macaws
By Natasha
Viewpoint School
Calabasas, CA
Grade 6
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Bird
Jokes
Bird Jokes
By Zachary and Tom
Tisdale School
Ramsey, NJ
Grade 3
Questions:
1. Which bird
does construction work?
2. What squawks and jumps out of airplanes?
3. What owl has a band of merry men?
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Canada
Goose
Canada Goose
By Ben
Jordan Acres School
Brunswick, ME
Grade 4
As I fly from the
south in a V,
I see kids looking at me.
I fly to a pond
Of which I am fond.
I’m about three feet in size
And have nice black eyes.
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Pileated Woodpecker
Pileated Woodpecker
By Bill
Northmont Middle School
Clayton, OH
Grade 7
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The Ibis
The Ibis
By Kelly
Viewpoint School
Calabasas, CA
Grade 6
Ibis, Ibis
Hear them weep
Don’t you know this
Water is too deep?
Shallow water
You do need
Run from the dirty water
And hide near the weed.
You found fresh water
And joined your flock
Be a good trotter
Don’t go near the dock.
White Ibis, Glossy Ibis, and Scarlet too
All of you different in many ways
I’ll be blue if someone kills you
So be careful when swimming in the bays.
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lue Jay
Blue Jay
By Bryan
Bloomsburg Middle School
Bloomsburg, PA
Grade 7
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GBBC
Great Backyard Bird Count
By Philip
Fyle School
Rochester, NY
Grade 5
The Great Backyard Bird Count was great fun for me and my family. It got us together
identifying birds; even my sister was in it. We had to use our best observation skills.
It's kind of hard to identify most birds in flight. You see spread out feathers; then when
it lands you see the actual size. I learned most raptors like to perch on high areas such
as telephone lines. I suppose they like to survey their territory. Some birds like Blue
Jays like to "chase away" other birds to get more feed from feeders. I think one
of the main purposes of this
assignment was to have fun and gather information for Cornell University.
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Bird Jokes
By Zachary and
Tom
Tisdale School
Ramsey, NJ
Grade 3
Answers:
1. The crane.
2. A parrot-trooper.
3. Robin Hoot.
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This is the last cell in the May 1st, 1999 Classroom Birdscope.
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