How the Chipmunk got Stripes.

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How the Chipmunk got Stripes.
One fine day in the forest, the Chipmunk was
gathering nuts when he saw Bear. Bear was
eating berries.
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Chipmunk LOVED eating berries. So he went to go
see if he could have some. Chipmunk asked bear,
"May I have some?" and bear replied, "Sure." They
had almost eaten the berries all gone when
chipmunk grabbed the last one.
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Bear was furious he reached out to grab chipmunk
but, he only scraped chipmunk down his back, two
long stripes.
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Chipmunk was scared, very scared in fact. He
scurried away and slid into his burrow
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As chipmunk healed, he accidentaly rolled into a
fire pit and the ashes got into his healing
scar. Franticly he tried to get it out of his
scar but he couldn't.
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The next time the other creatures saw chipmunk,
he had two black stripes down his back .
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The End
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Facts about the chipmunk.
A chipmunk resembles a common tree squirrel, but
is only about 5 -6 inches in length, not
including its bushy tail. It is a rusty brown
animal with a varying number of darker and
lighter stripes on its back, with an off white
underbelly.. Chipmun have been put into the same
category as ground squirrels, but although
terrestrial, they also forage in trees.
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A quiet place
A quiet place, like a piliar
over the water. Bulrushes, grass and frogs live
here. See the people in their speedy boats
makeing huge riples in the the water.
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Everybody needs a rock
(here's mine)
Water flows round rock Little waterfall it makes
Pretty sound it is
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Secret places
I take this little trail , to get away from
people. I hear birds chirp , and the water lap
aginst the shore.
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Ropes Course
Thoughts and Feelings
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Ropes Course
I can do this!!!
Where are the foot holds?
I'm scared
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I'm relived!, My fingers hurt!
I'm confident, I can do this! I did this!
I'm sooo happy!, that was fun!!!!
I'm scared , where are the hand holds?
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Willow Park
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Creatures we saw at the zoo
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Box Elder
LEAVES Opposite, compound, with 3-5 coarsely and
irregularly toothed leaflets, each 2"-4" long and
2"-3" wide. TWIGS Stout, purplish-green or
green, sometimes smooth but often with a whitish
coating and scattered raised lenticels. FRUIT
Wings about 1½"-2" long, parallel or in-curved,
borne in drooping clusters. Fruits mature in
September but fruit-stalks persist far into
winter. BARK Branches and young trunks smooth
and grayish-brown, older trunks distinctly narrow
ridged and seldom scaly. GENERAL A medium sized
tree, occasionally to 70' high. Trunk usually
short, dividing into stout branches forming a
deep broad crown. Typically found in low moist
areas, floodplains and stream banks. Most
abundant in eastern and southern Pennsylvania,
common along streams in the southwestern part and
scattered elsewhere. Used in ornamental
plantings.
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Norway Maple
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Sub Alpine Fir
Subalpine fir forests are recognized by their
narrow crowns and dark green color. And no seeds
.
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The end
Noooo!!!!!