20 de Noviembre Middle School
SCHOOL VISIT
20 de Noviembre Middle School
Tenencia Crescencio Morales
Macho de Agua Community
Coordinates: 19.441 -100.242
Ambassadors: 76-124
Estela: “As Monarchs depart from their northern breeding grounds, they go into a D I A P A U S E stage that will last during the winter until close to the Spring when they awaken from their dormant phase after the mild winter of fairly cold weeks in México!. It is the signal for them to get ready for their long journey back. north!”
“This means their metabolism slows down to a minimum; they do not mate; they save their nutrients and energy for the mating phase and the long Journey North in the Spring!
Students: “ Are you joking, Teacher Estela?” Is this real? “Wow! We have never heard this before! We could never have imagined Monarchs were so incredible!“
“You will be the heirs of your parents and grandparents, owning these forests. This visit is specially delivered to the students which schools and homes are located throughout the overwintering spots to Monarchs, since you will be the future Guardians to their habitat!” -Les recordó Estela-
“I would like to be a tourist guide, learn much more, and speak of all this all the time!” A student girl commented in the class.
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“Plants, including trees, represent the biggest vital treasure on Earth. They are the base of life on our planet”
“Coal, oil, and gas, which move our modern world, are the remains of colossal plant formation and organic matter which are there since millions of years ago!
Middle school students received awesome Ambassadors with abundant content about what the northern community does to support Monarch habitat, inspiring students from Macho de Agua and letting them know how special hosts they are to Monarch Butterflies!
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Estela: “Al momento que las Monarcas abandonan sus áreas de reproducción en el norte, ellas entran en una etapa de PAUSA en su METABOLISMO que durará todo el Invierno hasta cercana la Primavera cuando ellas “despertarán” de su fase de hibernación después del invierno moderado y semanas frías en México. Ésta será la señal para ellas para prepararse para su viaje de regreso al norte!”
“Esto significa que su metabolismo se alenta al mínimo; no se aparean; ahorran sus nutrientes y su energía para ese momento y para su largo viaje de regreso al Norte en la Primavera.
Estudiantes: “ ¿Esta usted bromeando, maestra Estela? ¿Esto es verdad? Wow! ¡nunca habíamos escuchado eso antes! ¡Nunca hubiéramos imaginado que las mariposas Monarcas fueran tan increíbles!”
“Ustedes serán los herederos de sus padres y abuelos, futuros dueños de estos bosques. Esta visita se hace exclusivamente a los estudiantes cuyas familias, casas y escuelas que se encuentran dentro y alrededor de los sitios de hibernación de las mariposas Monarcas” -Les recordó Estela-
“¡Me gustaría ser guía de turistas y aprender mucho más y hablar todo el tiempo de esto!” Dijo una chica estudiente en el grupo.
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“Las plantas, incluyendo los árboles, representan el tesoro más grande en la Tierra. Ellas son la base de la vida en nuestro planeta”
“Carbón, gas y petróleo mueven a nuestro mundo moderno hoy día. Ellos son cuerpos gigantes de plantas y materia orgánica de hace muchos milllones de años!
Los estudiantes de nuestra escuela secundaria hoy recibieron hermosas Embajadoras con contenido abundante acerca de lo que ustedes como comunidad en el Norte hacen para apoyar y proteger el hábitat de las Monarcas, inspirando a los estudiantes de Macho de Agua y haciéndoles saber cuán importante es su papel como guardianes es para recibir a las Mariposas Monarcas!
AMBASSADOR BUTTERFLIES DELIVERED HERE
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