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Thumb Print Bird


                 Take acrylic colours of different shades. Draw an outline of a bird in the space given below. Then
                 put thumb prints to complete the bird.



















                 Skills Covered: Creativity •  Observation •  Imagination






                  Case Study: Migratory Birds at Bharatpur Sanctuary


                 Every year, thousands of birds travel long distances to India in search of food and a warmer
                 climate. One famous place where they come is the Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur,
                 Rajasthan. Birds like the Siberian crane, painted stork and pelican travel from cold countries and
                 stay here during winter. These migratory birds rest in the wetlands, find food like fish and insects
                 and then return to their own countries when the weather becomes warm again. Their arrival
                 makes the park very colourful and lively. This also helps scientists learn about bird movement
                 and the importance of protecting wetlands. Migratory birds show us how nature is connected
                 across countries.

                 Based on your understanding of the text, answer the following questions.
                   1.  Why do migratory birds come to Bharatpur during winter?
                   2.  How does protecting wetlands help both birds and people?

                   3.  What does the travel of migratory birds teach us about nature?

                 Skills Covered: Critical thinking •  Environmental awareness

















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