Journey North Robin Migration

Robins and Robin Migration

About Our Live Maps
First Robin SEEN	First Robin Heard SINGING	First WAVE of Robins Seen

This map shows where the FIRST robins of spring were seen. Where do you suppose they'll turn up next?	This map shows where the First robins were heard singing. When you hear it, will you know what the "message" is? Find out!	This map shows where the FIRST waves of robins were seen. Do you see any pattern to how they travel?
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Making Your Own Map in the Classroom? We recommend mapping reports of "Robins (first HEARD Singing)" so your map will show a clear pattern. (The other robin maps are more complicated, especially for young students.)

Key Lessons and Mapping Resources
Key Lessons Making Sense of Robin Migration Making Sense of Robin Maps: A Map-Reading Tutorial Spring Fever: Testing a Temperature Theory About Robin Migration Making Sense of Journey North Maps: Core Journaling Questions Mapping Resources Background: Slide-show Introduction to Journey North's MapServer Classroom Map: Print a Blank Map, Make Your Own Map or Purchase a Tracking Map Migration Data: Weekly Summary for Classroom Mapping and/or Raw Data You can print our maps OR plot the data on your own classroom map. Migration data is available at the links above. A link to the weekly summary is also included in each Robin Migration Update.