Unit 5: Birds, Beaks, and Babies

Lesson 2: How are baby animals like, but not exactly like, their parents?

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Lesson 1: How do birds change their enviroment to meet their needs?
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Lesson 2: How are baby animals like, but not exactly like, their parents?
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Lesson 3: How can we design a nest that will hold eggs?
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Lesson 4: How do parents and babies act in order to help babies survive?
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Lesson 5: How do bird body parts help them survive?
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Lesson 6: How can we design a nest that will hold eggs?
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Lesson 2: How are baby animals like, but not exactly like, their parents?
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