Habitat Models

 We’ve been learning about God’s amazing design in land and water habitats in Science! Here are some pictures of our second graders creating models of plants that have special adaptations to survive in wetland habitats. They loved the hands on application of showing how roots were created to be strong but flexible, waxy water lily leaves were created to be protected from the wet environment, and more! We love enjoying God’s world through learning more about it. 








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