SCIENCE WORD OF THE WEEK- FOLIVORE

Posted on January 12, 2015 by Ellie and Edmond ©

SCIENCE WORD OF THE WEEK!

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Hello and welcome everyone! I’m so happy to see you in class this week! I’m so excited for today’s word and I’m excited to introduce you to a new feature! Each week I’ll be posting a map and show you where Ellie and Edmond will be exploring! Let’s get started learning and let’s find out where E&E will be!

Today’s word is Folivore: a folivore is an animal that eats leaves exclusively. Some examples of folivores are caterpillars, koalas, sloths and okapis.

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Ellie and Edmond are heading to Australia and New Zealand this week! Who’s excited to see who they’ll meet?

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Categories: adventure, Animals, Children, conservation, education, Environment, nature, science, vocabulary, wildlife | Tags: , , , , , , , , , | 2 Comments

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2 thoughts on “SCIENCE WORD OF THE WEEK- FOLIVORE”

  1. Genevieve Petrillo

    Folivores are lucky. I try to eat leaves a lot. Mom says, “Leave it.” My friend Lyla eats sticks. I think she’s a Stickavore.

    Love and licks,
    Cupcake

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