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Super sleuth scientists at work! Can you distinguish a bobcat track from a coyote track? Do you know which animals are carnivores or omnivores? Do you know the types of snakes that reside in Missouri? If not, just ask a fourth grader!
The fourth grade science classes visited the Burr Oak Woods Nature Center recently to learn and discover more about Missouri’s wildlife. A beautiful nature hike and the Nature Center and Explore Classroom allowed for a hands-on experience where the students were able to observe and participate in nature’s wonders and amazement. This exceptional field trip captivated and intrigued the next generation of scientists!
