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ELF Corner

The "ELF Corner" appears quarterly in Vermont Nature magazine. It is a fun and informational sheet designed for children. Often the lessons and activities in the ELF Corner complement one of the units in ELF, but each one can stand alone as well. Below are some of the ELF Corner sheets from the recent past, and some links to more information on the selected topic. Enjoy!

Hexagons; Vermont Nature, Spring, 2006. (Complements Honeybees)

Birches; Vermont Nature, Winter 2005. (Complements Winter Twigs)

Make a Miniature Woodland Trail; Fall, 2005. (Complements Forest Floor)

Meet Your Squirrel Neighbors; Vermont Nature, Summer 2005. (Complements Variations on a Leaf)

Rockin' Robins; Vermont Nature, Spring 2005. (Complements Bird Songs)

Winter Insects; Vermont Nature, Winter 2004. (Complements Animals in Winter and Snug in the Snow)

Webless Spiders; Vermont Nature, Fall 2004. (Complements Spiders and Webs)

The Many Uses of Cattails; Vermont Nature, Summer 2003. (Complements Grasses)

Maple Sugaring; Vermont Nature, Spring 2003. (Complements Meet a Tree)

A Batty Bookmark; Vermont Nature, Fall 2002. (Complements Animals in Winter)

Hey Big Daddy!; Vermont Nature, Summer 2002. (Complements Forest Floor)

Swallow-Tailed Kites; Vermont Nature, Spring 2002. (Complements Wind and Clouds and Fly Away or Stay)

Buggy Blooms; Vermont Nature, Fall 2001. (Complements Insect Lives)

What's with Wasp Nests?; Vermont Nature, Winter 2000. (Complements Honeybees and Animals in Winter)

The Forgotten Art of Dandelion Chains; Vermont Nature, Summer, 2000. (Complements Dandelions)

A Flurry of Flakes; Vermont Nature, Winter, 1998.(Complements Snow and More)

Window Suncatchers; Vermont Nature, Fall, 1998. (Complements Variations on a Leaf)

Make a Secret Map; (Complements Finding Your Way)

A Christmas Tree for the Critters; (Complements Animals in Winter, Snug in the Snow, and Tracks and Traces)

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