Bald Eagle Classroom Activities

This sight is produced by Fred Morrison and Laurie Saunders, 1998.  It includes several photographs of eagles, five classroom activities to include into an eagle unit, a list of video, book and owl pellet kit resources.  The ideas could be used by both elementary  and middle school teachers.  <http://www.wgby.org/natfocus/nfbaldeagles.html>
 

Bald Eagle Growth and Development Photographs

Many facts and photograghs of the eagle development; including the egg and chick stage, adults feeding chicks and more are included at this link developed by the Northwest Utilities System.  The camera was placed at the nesting sight and took these pictures over a nesting season.  The eagle facts were provided by Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife.  It was last undated June 1, 1998.
<http://www.nu.com/eagles/eagles.htm>

Photo Tour of Eagles

This was developed by Manznaita School in Redding, California.  Wonderful photographs of eagles throughout the world are displayed with brief descriptions of habitat and habits.  This is only one page of their school web sight.  Information is simple but photographs are worth viewing.
<http://www.shastalink.k12.ca.us/manzanita/TOUREAGL.HTM>

Eagle Books

 A list of books about eagles with only the titles and authors mentioned.  No summary of the books or grade levels included.  The list was compiled by Emily Parris, but the sight was done by the Natural History Book Service. <http://www.sky.net/~emily/eagle/eaglebook.rpt>

Eagles Nest

This sight is hosted by Geo Cities.  It was last updated May 10. 1998.  This sight has a few paragraphs of interesting facts about bald eagles.  Its best feature is the many beautiful photographs of bald and golden eagles.  <http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/6702/index.html>

Audubon Adopt-A-Bird

This Audubon sight includes photos and biographies of different raptors.  It explains the Audubon Adopt-A-Bird program and how the public can help. It also gives you information about  the "Buddy Kit".  This kit can be used in the classrooms.  It has 14 activity sheets that are designed to supplement environmental lessons and teach the importance of saving birds of prey and preserving their habitat.
<http://hometown.aol.com/randystack/home.html>

This link was developed by D. Lee   [email protected]
The drawings were done by Jason, Jessalyn, and Tayler who are third graders at Montana City School.
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