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The Science Behind the Unit

What Makes a Bird a Bird

Flight, Nests, and Eggs

How a Bird's Body Helps It Survive

The Misconceptions to Expect

Check Your Understanding: The Bird Science

The bird science every early-childhood teacher should know — enough about how birds live, fly, and raise their young to teach with confidence and answer children's big questions.

You do not need an ornithology degree to teach this unit beautifully — but a handful of clear, correct ideas will let you teach with confidence, answer children's questions honestly, and know which wonders to point toward. This module gives you exactly that: what makes a bird a bird, how birds fly, how they raise their young, and the misconceptions children predictably bring.

The Bird Science Every Teacher Should Know

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