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Animals of the Desert Ms. Manning’s Class 2009-2010

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Second grade students read “A Walk in the Desert” by Caroline Arnold. This is a selection from the expository nonfiction genre. They used the Super 3 Research Model to locate, gather and use information about different animals of the desert to create a slide show.

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Animals of the DesertMs. Manning’s Class2009-2010

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Abigail/Lucas/Marcos

Ms. Manning

September 2009

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Diet

The rattlesnake eats lizards, gophers, mice, and rabbits.

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Predators

The rattlesnake predators are hawks, coyotes, roadrunners, eagles, bobcats, and king snakes.

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Description

The rattlesnake continues to grow bigger and its color is yellow, brown, and black.

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Cool Facts

There is even a rattlesnake without a rattle.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• http://www.desertmuseum.org/kids/oz/long-fact-sheets/Diamondback%20Rattlesnake.php

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Reganne and Vincent Ms. Manning September 2009

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Diet

The Fennec Fox eats plants, small rodents, small animals, meat, birds, eggs, lizards, and insects.

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Predators

The Fennec Fox is hunted by vultures, hyenas, and jackals. It sees its enemies with its large eyes.

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Description

It is from 14 to 17 inches long.

It has sand colored fur.

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Cool Facts

It has very large ears.It has large black eyes.Its ears hear from long ways.

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Sources used for this project:

1. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

2. http://www.phoenixzoo.org/learn/animals/animal_detail.aspx?FACT_SHEET_ID=100013

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Eli and LintorionMs. ManningSeptember 2009

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Diet

A Gila monster is a meat eater. It eats frogs, rats, mice, birds, lizards and eggs.

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Predators

Man uses them as pets. Its color helps it hide in the sand.

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Description

The Gila Monster is 18 to 24 inches long and is pink and yellow.

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Cool Facts

This lizard can live for months without food.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• http://www.desertmuseum.org/kids/oz/long-fact-sheets/Gila%20Monster.php

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Endea and SeanMrs. ManningSeptember 2009

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Diet

A Jack Rabbit eats grasses, herbs and leaves, bark and twigs.

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Predators

The predators are dogs, foxes and raccoons, weasels and bob cats, lynxes and hawks, eagles and people. They run very fast.

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Description

The rabbit is brown white and black. They have fur. They have big eyes and they have a short tail and very big ears.

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Cool Facts

A Jack Rabbit lives for about a year.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• http://www.astronomy-images.com/day-images/California/jackrabbit.htm

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Jerrin and ByaneyMs. ManningSeptember 2009

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Diet

They mostly eat seeds.

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Predators

Their predators are rattle snakes. They use burrows to protect themselves .

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Description

Their color is light brown. They are up to 9 to 16 inches long. They have a long tail.

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Cool Facts

They have fur lined pouches.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• http://www.rshantz.com/Animals/Mammals/Mice/Kangaroo/20070405Rat02.htm

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Julian and ShelemiahMs. ManningSeptember 2009

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Diet

Coyotes eat animals, fish,

snakes, lizards,

and meat.

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Predators

Coyotes are hunted by farmers, wolves, cougars, and bears.

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Description

Coyotes are 20 to 50 pounds. They are brown and gray with a white, long, bushy tail.

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Cool Facts

They hunt for badgers.

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Kaybren and AJMs. ManningSeptember 2009

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Diet

The diet is mainly ants.

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Description

They are tan to reddish brown and they have stubby horns above their eyes.

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Predators

The predators are hawks, road runners, snakes, lizards, dogs, wolves, and coyotes.

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Cool Facts

When disturbed by predators, horned lizards occasionally squirt blood from their eyes for distances of up to 2-3 feet.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• https://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/collections/herpetology/phrynosoma.htm

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Desert Tortoise

Kennedy/Jose

Ms. Manning

September 2009

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Diet

The Desert Tortoise eats grasses and cactus pads and fruit.

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Description

It has a 9-15 inch shell and it has a hard upper shell.

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Predators

The Desert Tortoise is scared of the coyotes and it hides in the shell.

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Cool Facts

It digs burrows for shelter and warmth in the winter.

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Websites used for this project:

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/biomes/desert/desert.shtml

http://www.desertusa.com/june96/du_tort.html

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Kennedy S./AndreaMs. ManningSeptember 2009

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Diet

It eats birds and squirrels.

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Predators

Eagles, coyotes and man are their enemies. They hide in their hole.

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Description

It weighs 3-5 pounds. It has tan fur and big ears.

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Cool Facts

The ears of a small kit fox are shaped like a chihuahua.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• http://www.arkive.org/kit-fox/vulpes-macrotis/image-G16569.html

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Marco and TreyMs. ManningSEPTEMBER 2009

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Diet

It eats fruit and small animals.

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Predators

THE ROAD RUNNER RUNS OR CROUCHES OR HIDES.ITS PREDATORS ARE

HAWKS, SKUNKS AND COYOTES.

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Description

The Road Runner has a tan belly. It is 23 inches long and has brown and cream feathers.

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Cool Facts

IT USES ITS LONG TAIL TO BALANCE.

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Sources used for this project:

• http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

• http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/pictures/Geococcyx_californianus.html