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Hummingbird and Warbler Coloring Pages

Provided by: Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection |Published on: May 22, 2024

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Synopsis

These coloring pages include images of Blue-Winged Warblers and Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds and facts about their lives in Connecticut.
Students will learn where to find the birds, the birds' coloration, and how male and female birds differ in coloration.

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Subjects: Science

Authors: Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

Region: North America, USA - Northeast, United States, Connecticut

Languages: English

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Positives

Students will appreciate the guidance for coloring the birds.
The coloring sheet also includes some background elements for students to color!

Additional Prerequisites

It may help students to see full-color pictures of hummingbirds and warblers.
The vocabulary in the facts alongside the birds is pretty advanced for younger students. These students may benefit from having these read to them.

Differentiation

Teachers can use this coloring page to follow a discussion about how global climate change will impact hummingbird and warbler populations.
Students can listen to audio of warbler calls and talk about the purpose of bird calls.
The class can go bird-watching together and try to spot hummingbirds and warblers.
Teachers and students can put a hummingbird feeder outside their classroom window.
Students can research birds' roles as pollinators and discuss their importance.

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