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Let's Investigate – Woodland Footprints study techniques including understanding imminent crises orThis set of engaging woodland footprints is a great way for children to start their woodland explorations! Each set includes footprints for a fox, squirrel, rabbit, frog, deer, buzzard, owl, and mouse. The footprint stones can be sorted by categories such as homes, feathers, claws, and diet. Children can record their findings by taking rubbings, making impressions in play dough, and investigating what else they can find out about each animal. When the