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Send
a Monarch to Mexico!
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migration of the monarch butterfly is one of the most spectacular
natural phenomena in the world. But scientists consider it an "endangered
phenomena." They fear that this incredible journey may not
last beyond the next decade.
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| Fall
Lessons |
| Journey
North's celebration symbolizes a hopeful partnership between Canada,
the United States, and Mexico as this fragile butterfly crosses borders.
As you prepare to send your paper ambassadors to Mexico, use these
lessons to help reinforce the spirit and objectives of the Symbolic
Monarch Migration. |
Lesson
1:
Monarch Butterflies as a Shared Natural Resource >> |
Lesson
2:
Crossing Borders: Rules That Affect Monarchs >>
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Lesson
3:
What
is an Ambassador? >> |
Lesson
4:
Giving Gifts: What to Expect Next Spring >> |
Lesson
5:
Comparing the Real and Symbolic Migrations >> |
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Track the Migration to Mexico, too! >>
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Winter
Lessons |
| After
you have sent your paper ambassadors to Mexico, read and watch these
stories, lessons, and videos to learn more about conservation through
the Symbolic Monarch Migration. |
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- Life
in the Mexican Monarch Sanctuary Region (English + Spanish
stories)
While
Mexican students care for your butterflies, watch and read slideshows
about life in the sanctuary region. They portray the personal
side of monarch conservation as seen through the eyes of the children
and families who live in the area. |
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- The
Geography of Migration
Students in the sanctuary region want to know why their mountain
home is so important
for monarchs. This lesson looks closely at the connection between
geography and migration.
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| Learn
More About Monarch Butterflies! |
For
Young Readers:
- Booklets
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- Slideshows
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- Other
Journey North for Kids >>
- More
Resources >>
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