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For more information on our Education Programs, call 416-667-6295 or visit www.trca.ca AUTUMN MAPLE LEAVES In the autumn, when the hours decrease, the green colour in the maple leaves, called begins to fade. When that happens the other in the leaves are able to shine through. The results are beautiful orange, yellow and gold leaves. The brilliant red leaves form when you have sunny days and cold nights which trap the in the leaves. These colours combine to make beautiful patterns on the leaves. Using coloured pencils or markers and your imagination, create your own colourful fall leaves. Word Clues: sugar, chlorophyll, daylight, pigments

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For more information on our Education Programs, call 416-667-6295 or visit www.trca.ca

AUTUMN MAPLE LEAVESIn the autumn, when the hours decrease, the green colour in the maple leaves, called begins to fade. When that happens the other in the leaves are able to shine through. The results are beautiful orange, yellow and gold leaves. The brilliant red leaves form when you have sunny days and cold nights which trap the in the leaves. These colours combine to make beautiful patterns on the leaves. Using coloured pencils or markers and your imagination, create your own colourful fall leaves.

Word Clues: sugar, chlorophyll, daylight, pigments

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DRAW A PIONEER AT THE KETTLE

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Maple Syrup time is in the _ _ _ _ _ _ . We use _ _ _ _ _ maple trees. _ _ _ drips into pails hung on the trees. Pioneers cooked sap in big _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . We use _ _ _ _ to keep the fires burning. Sap in the first kettle looks like _ _ _ _ _ . Clouds of _ _ _ _ _ rise from the kettles.

Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

Draw...

kettles Sap wood water

Spring steam sugar

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“Making Maple Syrup”

MAPLE SYRUP: Fill in the Blanks

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THE SUGARBUSH IN FIVE SENSESOn our class trip to the sugarbush we used our...

to see...

to hear...

to smell...

to taste...

to touch...

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LABEL THE MAPLE TREE

BARK protects the tree ROOTS feed the tree CROWN is the top of the tree

TRUNK holds the tree up BRANCHES hold the leaves LEAVES make the sugar in the sap

Place these words on the picture:

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MAPLE TREE HABITATMany animals live in our maple trees. Place the animals on the tree where they may live.

SUGGESTIONS

Near the top: Owl Blue Jay Crow

Leaves & Branches: Squirrel Raccoon Beetle Robin Caterpillar

Trunk: Woodpecker Ants Spider

Bottom of Tree: Rabbit Chipmunk Skunk Worm Snake

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40 BUCKETSIt takes 40 buckets of sap to make 1 bucket of syrup. Number the buckets from 1 to 40.

40

30

20

101

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SCREECH OWLThis owl nests during maple syrup season.