
About this episode
Learn about gliding mammals and their marvelous membranes called patagia with Mrs. Cindy!
Get your FREE Nature Walk Challenge → ourjourneywestward.com/gliding-mammal-nature-study/.
Supplies for the nature study challenge:
- nature journal or blank white paper
- pencil
- colored pencils
In the companion Gliding Mammal Video Class found in the No Sweat Nature Study LIVE membership, learn how patagia work for flight, as well as starting, steering, and landing. Find out about at least one gliding mammal living on every continent of the world, except Antarctica. Learn which ones are marsupials and which ones aren't, too!
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In the Our Journey Westward Shop, find a few homeschool curriculum guides that are helpful to continue learning night science through nature study:
Grab the FREE Autumn Observation Packet full of printable pages to encourage creative observation and nature journaling → ourjourneywestward.com/autumn-nature-observation-packet/
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