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Fall

These journal pages were presented in monarch butterfly migration updates for: Fall 2011 Explore live maps September 1 Why nectar important? September 8 Roost map September 15 Tagged monarchs September 22         Strongest migration? September 29 Solve a Mystery October 6 How Many Miles? October 13 Which Mexican states? October 20   Mexico's traditions October 27 Forest Conservation November 3 Overwintering in Mexico November 10   Fall 2010 August 26, 2010: Explore Journey South's live monarch migration maps! September 2, 2010: What information does the roost map reveal? September 9, 2010: Who saw the strongest migration? September 16, 2010: Where are the migration pathways in the Great Lakes region? September 23, 2010: Experiment! When do monarchs disappear from view? September 30, 2010: Mountains and Monarch Migration October 7, 2010: An Outlier: Early Roost in Mexico? October 14, 2010: True Stories of Tagged Monarch Butterflies October 21, 2010: When and where is it too cold to fly? October 28, 2010: What does Mexico look like? November 4, 2010: Let's explore the area of the monarch overwintering region November 11, 2010: Why is it important to conserve the oyamel forest in Mexico? Fall 2009 August 27: Explore Journey South's live monarch migration maps! September 3: Where might people confuse queen and monarch butterflies? September 10: What do sightings around the Great Lakes reveal? September 17: When will they get there? September 24: How does this fall's migration pathway compare to past years'? October 1: What does the map of All Migration Sightings reveal? October 8: Where and when is it too cold to fly? October 15: How might the Rocky Mountains affect monarch migration? October 22: What does it look like in northern Mexico? October 29: Which Mexican states are on the monarch migration pathway? November 5: Why is it important to conserve the oyamel forest in Mexico? November 12: Let's explore the area of the monarch overwintering region!

Winter

These journal pages were presented in the monarch migration updates for: Winter 2012 Feb. 2, 2012: Hypotheses About Habitat Conditions Feb. 9, 2012: Discoveries and Questions Feb. 16, 2012: Monitor Temperature of Monarch Habitat Feb. 23, 2012: Who are the monarch's predators; how do monarchs defend themselves? Mar. 1, 2012: Where do monarchs get the energy they need to survive winter? Mar. 8 , 2012: Why is spring migration a race against time? Winter 2011 Feb. 3, 2011: Capture the Wonder With Words Feb. 10, 2011: Monitor Temperature of Monarch Habitat Feb. 17, 2011: How Many Millions of Monarchs in Mexico? Feb. 24, 2011: My Day as an Ectotherm Mar. 3, 2011: Explore Alliteration to Write Descriptive Sentences Mar. 10 , 2011: Why is Spring Migration a Race Against Time? Winter 2010 Feb. 4, 2010: How Many Millions of Monarch Butterflies? Feb. 11, 2010: (No journal page.) Feb. 18, 2010: How Does the Forest Protect Monarch Butterflies? Think by Analogy Feb. 25, 2010: Reading and Reflecting on the News from Mexico Mar. 4, 2010: Explore the Spring Migration Map and Legend Mar. 11 , 2010: Why is spring migration a race against time?

Spring

These journal pages were presented in monarch butterfly migration updates for: Spring 2012 Race against time? March 8 Which way? March 15 Personification March 22 What story? March 29         Draw and Describe April 5 Comparison Chart April 12 How many eggs? April 19 Limiting factors? April 26 Attribute Chart May 3 Free Verse Poetry May 10 Student Book Reviews May 17 Word Cloud May 24     Monarchs in Minnesota May 31 Annual Cycle June 20     Spring 2011 March 10, 2011: Why is Spring Migration a Race Against Time? March 17, 2011: Traveling Out of Mexico: Where Will Monarchs Go? March 24, 2011: Looking for Limiting Factors March 31, 2011: Dealing With Unexpected Findings April 7, 2011: How Far From Your Hometown? April 14, 2011: Can Milkweed Grow Fast Enough? April 21, 2011: Which states are most important to monarchs in early spring? April 28, 2011: Which way was the wind blowing? May 5, 2011: How would you answer? May 12, 2011: Make the News! May 19, 2011: [No update.] May 26, 2011: How do the monarch larva's legs help it survive? June 2, 2011:How far to Mexico? Spring 2010 March 11, 2010: Why is spring migration a race against time? March 18, 2010: Traveling Out of Mexico: Where Will Monarchs Go? March 25, 2010: Comparing Springs: How Does This Spring Compare? April 1, 2010: Why do you think monarch sightings soared this week? April 8, 2010: When and where will the new monarch generation appear? April 15, 2010: Comparing Migrations: Monarchs and Hummingbirds April 22, 2010: Which states are most important for monarchs in springtime? April 29, 2010: Compare Springs: How is this year similar and different? May 6, 2010: How do spring temperatures affect monarch migration? May 13, 2010: Compare and Contrast: Monarch and Red Admiral Butterflies May 20, 2010: My Life Story: The Life and Travels of a Female Monarch Butterfly May 27, 2010:How far north will the monarchs migrate? Predict and Hypothesize June 3, 2010:How far north with the monarchs migrate in Canada? Spring 2009 March 12, 2009: Get to Know the Migration Map March 19, 2009: Predict the Migration Route March 26, 2009: What does spring migration look like? April 2, 2009: Where are the monarchs now? April 9, 2009: Why is the migration moving northeast? April 16, 2009: Comparing Migrations: Monarchs and Hummingbirds April 23, 2009: Which states are most important to monarchs in early spring? April 30, 2009: Are the monarchs missing the Appalachian Mountains? May 7, 2009: How would you answer these common questions about migration? May 14, 2009: Where are people watching for monarchs? May 21, 2009: How far north will the monarchs migrate? May 28, 2009: How far north do monarchs migrate in Canada? Name the provinces! June 4, 2009: How far north do monarchs migrate in Canada? Name the provinces! June 11, 2009: What story does this graph tell? Spring 2009 Migration Sightings

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