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The Fort Stewart Forestry Department brought a field trip to a third grade class at Frank Long Elementary. The students learned about local habitats and animals like alligators and gopher tortoises. They were able to touch a live alligator and gopher tortoise. The forestry guides pointed out things along the nature path and the students had an engaging and educational experience learning about the local wildlife.
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- 1. Adaptations Presented by FSGA Forestry Department
- 2. Presented by: Jamaal Jermaine Javier Marcus Jayla Samari Shalese Angie Montre Kristine Tamia Isaiah Mia Derrick Samuel Lelia 3 rd grade FLE Hinesville, GA
- 3. FSGA Field Trip The Fort Stewart Forestry Department brought a field trip to the Frank Long Elementary 3 rd grade. We learned about habitats and different animals found in our area. We also were able to touch a live alligator and a gopher tortoise. We ended the field trip with a walk on our nature path. The forestry men were our guides and they pointed out many different things along the way. We had a lot of fun! This presentation shows the highlights of our field trip.
- 4. We learned that snakes shed their skins. They do this because they grow out of their skin and need a new one. This shows the snakes rattle. This snake skin is about 10 feet long
- 5. Alligators can be found in many different places inthe swamp, marsh, lakes and ponds. We got to touch a live alligator. Look carefully to see the baby alligator.
- 6. Alligators can grow quite large. This guy was found on Fort Stewart.
- 7. These are pictures of tortoises that live on Ft. Stewart. The one on the top left is a shell that was found on FSGA. The instructor was showing us how he gets the tortoises to come out of their shells.
- 8. We were given the chance to touch the gopher tortoise. Mrs. Turner poses with the gopher tortoise. This particular tortoise is a resident at the FSGA Forestry Department.
- 9. Animal skulls found on FSGA This is a bird house and a snake skin These are specimens that were found on Ft. Stewart.
- 10. Butterflies, Grasshoppers, Bugs and a Dragonfly
- 11. Listening and learning
- 12. Credits Fort Stewart Forestry Department Microsoft Power Point