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Exploring the Desert: Unique Animals and Culture for 8th Graders

Join us on a captivating journey through the desert ecosystem, designed for 8th-grade students. This educational program introduces various desert animals, such as woodpeckers, kangaroo rats, and desert tortoises, while exploring the cultural significance of desert plants and indigenous practices. Students will learn about the adaptations of nocturnal creatures and the role of the Hopi clan. Discover the desert's rich biodiversity and heritage, making learning engaging and interactive.

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Exploring the Desert: Unique Animals and Culture for 8th Graders

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  1. 2DK - 8th GradeDesert Webs

  2. Alana - Woodpecker

  3. Andres - Kangaroo Rat

  4. Ariana - Saguaro

  5. Ben - Canyon

  6. Carter - Kilts

  7. Christina - Tarantula

  8. Christina - Playa

  9. Daniel - Arroyo

  10. Daniel - Gila Monster

  11. Jeremy - Adobe

  12. Jeremy - Jackrabbit

  13. Jessica - Moccasins

  14. Jessica - Desert Scorpion

  15. Jessie - Hopi

  16. Lucy - Oasis

  17. Lucy - Piki Bread

  18. Maya - Elf Owl

  19. Neil - Coyote

  20. Neil - Hopi Clan

  21. Olivia - Mesa

  22. Remy - Nocturnal Animals

  23. Stefano - Hopi Corn

  24. Stefano - Cactus

  25. Thomas - Roadrunner

  26. William - Desert Tortoise

  27. Yeolim - Desert Iguana

  28. Yeolim - Ladder

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