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Bald Eagles

Bald Eagles. The bald eagle was added to the list of endangered species in the United States in 1967, and removed from it in 2007 after its numbers increased. Early Work. Blue and Green, 1921. When gliding bald eagles can reach speeds of roughly 65 miles an hour.

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Bald Eagles

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  1. Bald Eagles

  2. The bald eagle was added to the list of endangered species in the United States in 1967, and removed from it in 2007 after its numbers increased. Early Work Blue and Green, 1921

  3. When gliding bald eagles can reach speeds of roughly 65 miles an hour. https://www.activewild.com/bald-eagle-facts-kids/

  4. Facts Bald Eagle’s eyesight is eight times better than humans.Their sense of smell is no better than ours.

  5. One of the most photographed woman over the 20th century A bald eagle’s talons are ten times stronger than a human hand.

  6. BALD EAGLES MATE FOR LIFE

  7. The female is larger than the male, and has a wider wingspan.

  8. Bald eagles build very large nests, sometimes weighing as much as a small car ! Two Calla Lilies on Pink, 1928

  9. Eagles love fish and literally snatch them right out of the water.

  10. On average, bald eagles live for 20 years in the wild.

  11. QUESTION ONE QUESTION TWO QUESTION THREE FALSE: Eagles have excellent hearing, even though we can't see their ears. The ears, behind their eyes, are protected by a layer of feathers. FALSE: A female bald eagle will lay up to three eggs. The mom and dad take turns keeping the eggs warm while the other searches for food. TRUE or FALSE? TRUE: An eagle was recorded flying for miles with a fifteen- pound fawn in it’s grasp. Eagles can’t hear well. A bald eagle will only lay one egg per year. Eagles have been seen carrying baby deer as a meal.

  12. OUR PROJECT’SINSPIRATION The bald eagle is a powerful, beautiful bird. We will be drawing the bird together. The bird will be colored realistically, to show our unity. The background, however, is your place to showcase your individuality.

  13. THE BALD EAGLE • ART SUPPLIES: • 8.5” x 11” cardstock pre-printed landscape • Watercolors (Brown, yellow, blue, orange, green, red) and palette • Brushes • Rinsing Cup • Pencil and Eraser • Crayon • ART FUNDAMENTALS COVERED: • Perspective • Background vs Foreground • Line

  14. Put your name on your paper

  15. Here are the steps to draw the bald eagle… 2. 3. 1.

  16. Here are the steps to draw the bald eagle… 5. 6. 4.

  17. Here are the steps to draw the bald eagle… 8. 7. 9. Outline the bald eagle with one color of crayon

  18. WATERCOLOR 10. Paint the body of the bird brown. Leave the head free of color. 11. Paint the beak and feet with yellow.

  19. Background FUN!! 12. You can do patterns, color, clouds, anything you want with crayons and watercolor. Be extra careful that your designs stay outside of the bird.

  20. References Drawing is from: ArtProjectsforKids.org http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/sciencefacts/animals/baldeagle.html https://www.activewild.com/bald-eagle-facts-kids/ https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/bald-eagle/

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