Animal Adaptations
Grades K - 3
Tuesday, November 03
2:30pm - 3:15pm
Maple Heights Branch
Homework Center (100)Students will use animal beaks, skulls, and furs to figure out how Ohio animals find food in the wild using unique adaptations to help them. Brought to you by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
All living things require the same basic needs in order to survive, but each species has unique adaptations to help them. Students will use animal beaks, skulls, and furs to figure out how local Ohio animals get their food in the wild. By comparing many Museum specimens, students will be able identify the characteristics that help each species eat without being eaten themselves.
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Brought to you by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
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Maple Heights Branch
The Maple Heights Branch serves as the headquarters for Aspire Greater Cleveland, a nonprofit organization that provides free comprehensive adult education services in Cleveland and throughout Cuyahoga County. Pearson Vue testing services are also offered at this location.
The Maple Heights Branch is also home to The Centers for Families and Children’s Debra Ann November Early Learning Center, the first early learning center to be located inside a public library in the State of Ohio.
This branch is a Student Success Center and a Greater Cleveland Food Bank Kids Café location.