Happy autumn! There is no better time to look at leaves then when they are all over the ground. The Investigate With Jam ™ crew adventured out on another tree hunt. This time we searched for Oak trees. I printed off five differently types of Oak tree leaves for the boys to use as a guide. I picked different Oak trees that could be found in our area. Pin Oaks and Red Oaks are common street trees, and Willow Oaks and Swamp White Oaks like to be around wet areas. Since we live off a road and in walking distance to a stream I figured we had a good chance of finding something.
Interesting, out of all the places we walked and looked we ended up finding 3 of the Oak trees planted along road to a softball field. Trust me no one was more excited than Kal. We would have continued our hunt for the other two trees but with a playground near the softball field my team got distracted. ActivityJoin the search and find an Oak tree.
Case Study #12 - use these leaf pictures as a guide. Circle the leaves you find. Reference Case Study #4 to help you describe your leaf.
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