https://padlet.com/yessikatorres/1easw8uhutbr Made with ♥ en-us 2016-10-21 13:49:49 UTC 2023-04-27 03:12:36 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Lovecookie.png yessikatorres https://padlet.com/yessikatorres/1easw8uhutbr/wish/132343237 Dear student,
It's time to use our imagination and explore the world around us.
Search in the following website something that you've wondered about:
I have always wondered about the first car ever invented,  why some animals have fangs, why do people have dreams or how a violin works.... many, many wonders.
Please explore and share in our sweet padlet the topic you searched about and read. Select a wonder in Worderopolis.org

Provide the rest of us with a title, your first name only, and a description of your findings (3 sentences).
Enjoy your search for answers,
Ms. Torres
http://wonderopolis.org/wonders

]]> 2016-10-21 13:52:34 UTC https://padlet.com/yessikatorres/1easw8uhutbr/wish/132343237 yessikatorres https://padlet.com/yessikatorres/1easw8uhutbr/wish/132369320 Chameleons come in many colors, such as blue, orange, red, yellow, green and turquoise. Wow! I would to see a turquoise chameleon. People believe chameleons change color for protection from predators. Scientists believe chameleons change color to reflect their moods. We also know that they are very fast; I wonder how come they need to be fast and change color for protection of predators, or is it just to show how angry, happy, moody they are. But how do they change color? Chameleons change color by using specialized cells — called chromatophores— that contain different colors of pigment.
Pretty Cool!!!
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