Canoe Scavenger Hunt List For Kids - Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

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What else did you see?

List six things you saw that aren’t on the list:

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True or False

Read the following statements and decide if they’re true or false.

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The answers are upside down at the bottom of the page.

1. Scarborough Marsh is the largest salt marsh in Maine.

TRUE FALSE

2. The marsh began to form 1,000 years ago.

TRUE FALSE

3. The water is brown because it is polluted.

4. The tide comes in and out twice a day.

TRUE FALSE

5. A mummichog is a snail.

TRUE FALSE

6. Algae produces more oxygen than any other group of plants.

TRUE FALSE

7. Snowy egrets use their yellow feet to attract fish to eat.

TRUE FALSE

8. Ducks and sandpipers use the marsh as a place to stop during migration.

TRUE FALSE

9. Detritus is a name of a fish in the marsh.

TRUE FALSE

10. The water under your canoe is fresh water.

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