Go outside with a grown-up and draw a simple map of the yard. Mark open grass, shrubs, tall plants, brushy edges, trees, and any quiet place where a rabbit could hide.
Then draw a dotted route from a food spot, such as clover or grass, to a hiding spot. Make sure Clover never has to cross a long open space without somewhere to duck into.
Think About It: Which parts of your map would feel safest to a rabbit, and why?
Grandma’s reminder:
“Clover does not need a pet name or a snack from your hand. She needs a quiet route from the grass to the brush.”
This is what the printed page will look like.
Name:
Clover’s Cover Map
Go outside with a grown-up and draw a simple map of the yard. Mark open grass, shrubs, tall plants, brushy edges, trees, and any quiet place where a rabbit could hide.
Then draw a dotted route from a food spot, such as clover or grass, to a hiding spot. Make sure Clover never has to cross a long open space without somewhere to duck into.
Think About It: Which parts of your map would feel safest to a rabbit, and why?
Grandma’s reminder:
“Clover does not need a pet name or a snack from your hand. She needs a quiet route from the grass to the brush.”
☐ Go outside with a grown-up and draw a simple map of the yard. Mark open grass, shrubs, tall plants, brushy edges, trees, and any quiet place where a rabbit could hide.
☐ Then draw a dotted route from a food spot, such as clover or grass, to a hiding spot. Make sure Clover never has to cross a long open space without somewhere to duck into.
☐ Think About It: Which parts of your map would feel safest to a rabbit, and why?
☐ Grandma’s reminder:
☐ “Clover does not need a pet name or a snack from your hand. She needs a quiet route from the grass to the brush.”
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