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we still have to feed them ,” she said .
The koi fish quickly came to the surface to show off their bright colors once they realized it was feeding time .
“ They really like their food ,” Morrison said .
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At Allison ’ s station they learned to identify different types of animals based on their pelts and skulls .
“ We learned a lot about plants and wild animals today ,” Ginny Courtright said .
With the help of Adams , they also discovered how easy it is to just get outside and move .
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“ I wanted them to observe the different smells and sounds outside and practice movement , whether that is mimicking an animal , the planet or even a star ,” she said . “ You can really incorporate nature into your movements . My favorite thing though is just getting kids outside as much as possible .” |
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