2023-11-20 09:44:35
New baby giraffe
New baby giraffe
Willow at Baltimore, MD Zoo
Willow weighed 125 pounds at birth and was 6 feet 1 inch tall. She will grow to her adult height of around 14 feet tall in only four years! How big would you be if you grew at her rate until you reached adulthood? In this activity students work with rates, ratios and proportions as the consider the difference in growth rates between humans and giraffes. You can get the activity going with this super cute video below.
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