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Journey North

     Journey North is an internet project that engages students in a global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change.  Our class participated in this fall's "Symbolic Monarch Butterfly Migration."  We joined students from all across the United States and Canada in creating thousands of paper butterflies that made the journey south to Mexico for the winter.  The butterflies' fall flight is times to correspond with the real monarchs' journey south.  Mexican students from the butterfly sanctuary region will greet the butterflies and watch over them during the winter months.  At the same time in the mountains nearby, the entire eastern population of North American monarch butterflies will be resting in Mexico for the winter. Sometime next March, when the real monarchs' departure from Mexico is announced, the paper butterflies will return. Each butterfly will carry a special message from the Mexican students to the students in Canada and U. S. who made them.

These are the butterflies we made.  We wrote messages in Spanish to the students in Mexico.  We are looking forward to receiving butterflies back in the Spring with messages written to us.

2008-2009

 

    
  

Click on the butterfly to visit the Journey North website.

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