Griffins date back to Ancient Iran before they were found in Greece! In their myths, Griffins were called Shirdal, meaning ‘Lion-Eagle’. They were a symbol of strength, and often guarded a treasure. They have the body and tail of a lion, and head and wings of an eagle. Download and …
Bobcats are medium-size cats that are native to North America, from Canada to Mexico. However, the cats in the north are larger than the ones in the south. Bobcats are hunters that can leap over three meters (9.8 ft) in length, and run up to 50 km/h (31 miles/h) in short bursts. They live from anywhere between 5 to 15 …
Rams are also known as Bighorn Sheep. Rams can jump 20 feet (6 m) and can go up a mountain at a brisk 15 mph (24 km/h). Rocky Mountain Bighorn Rams have massive horns that weigh more than all the bones in their bodies! Directions:1. Fold the paper in half …
Falcons can reach up to 200 miles per hour. They are the fastest animal on the planet. They live for 15 years and weigh around three pounds. They can be found on every continent except Antarctica and there are about 40 different species of Falcons around the world. Download and …
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Egg shells have a semipermeable membrane which has as many as 17,000 tiny pores, which allows air and moisture to pass through. Some breeds of hens will sing a song when laying their eggs, and the baby chicks will begin hatching after 21 days. Directions: 1. Fold the paper into thirds on the dotted lines. …
The dragon’s name is derived from the word ‘draconem’ in Latin, meaning large serpent. Dragon legends are in nearly all cultures! Western dragons are thought of as fire breathing and large, and in Eastern lore they are smaller and friends to humans. For example, in China they were a symbol …
Donate Did you know you can join us for fun free online arts programs? Attend one class or try all ten! Classes will run every Monday and Wednesday throughout the month of August, and they will conclude on Wednesday, September 1st. From 10-11 am, Carey & Julia will be teaching …
