Adorable Animals and a Web Resource

On the top are three pictures taken in the UK. You can see these on the BBC website BBC.com.

All you have to do is go to wildlife finder on their website. The dolphins on the left are short-beaked dolphins. The four monkeys are called Lutungs. And the funny looking gremlin monkey is a phayre's leaf monkey.

The BBC website is fun for little kids who want to learn math or solve riddles you can also dance with Foxy Dancer. You can research animals at their website.

Now, watch our wildlife video:

By: Rubina H. and A. J.

Oil Spill Update

Student: Julian G.

Give readers an update about the oil spill. Read The New York Times for background and ideas. Include images and multimedia, if possible.

Also, read this article from NPR. Your story should be at least 300 words in length. Remember to include images, videos (if possible), and attribution credits.

Include information and link about what Google, NPR and people on the web are doing to help. Read this page for background.

Surprising Friendships Out in the Wild

Student: Camryn

Watch these video clips on National Geographic and then write about two surprising animal friendships. The first clip is about lion, a tiger, and a bear, and the second one is about an elephant calf and his friend. Write about these interesting "friendships."

Remember to include images, links, and source material.