After rain, look for tracks only from a safe public path or your own yard with a grown-up. Do not follow tracks into thick brush, onto private land, near roads, or into places with posted rules. Pick one clear track or mark and make a “track story” about what might have happened there.
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After rain, look for tracks only from a safe public path or your own yard with a grown-up. Do not follow tracks into thick brush, onto private land, near roads, or into places with posted rules. Pick one clear track or mark and make a “track story” about what might have happened there.
Think about it: What detail helped your guess most: shape, size, direction, or where you found the mark? Rory the White-tailed Deer: Draw It Draw Rory the White-tailed Deer The Draw It prompt comes from the Friend name and pronoun fields. Add one reference photo in the Draw It box. Reference photo brief: Use a photo of Rory standing at the edge of woods with her white tail patch visible but not raised in alarm. Show her large ears and slender legs. On-page prompt generated by the theme: “What does Rory the White-tailed Deer look like to you? Draw her here.”