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Transcript: Cardinal Academy presentation 2014-2015 Since I was a young girl, it has been my dream to pursue a career in veterinarian medicine. As part of my Academy experience, I explored my career goal by completing a course on animal systems. The online class allowed me to navigate the assignments at my own pace and choose which units were best-fitted to my track. Being a member of the Cardinal Academy has not only allowed me to further my educational studies, but has also provided the opportunity for me to explore my extracurricular interests. The majority of my time in the Cardinal Academy was spent getting ahead in my classwork. My challenging schedule demanded more time than my busy life had to offer, therefore, I completed much of my homework during the school day. If I finished the required assignments for a class before the bell rang, I would go to the academy to work on other courses. This allowed me to pursue other endeavors after school. In the Cardinal Academy Prior to becoming a member of the Cardinal Academy, I never felt obliged to pursue a career outside the field of veterinary medicine. However, I was encouraged to step outside of my comfort zone, and explore different occupations. Because I still want to practice medicine, I chose to explore the field of internal medicine by shadowing my father. The experience made me realize there are other professions within the field of medicine that I would enjoy other than those pertaining to animals. Through the Cardinal Academy, I learned that I should not limit my college and career choices, but rather consider options outside my realm of normal. The flexible, personalized schedules taught me time management skills and responsibility. Overall, being a member of the Academy has enriched my educational experience and prepared me for the challenges that lie ahead. Other Opportunities Fulfilling a College/ Career Goal When I would shadow my father, I would observe him checking up on his patients, completing paperwork, and admitting people to the hospital. Learning Experience Another helpful aspect of the Cardinal Academy is that mentors are provided. At the beginning of the year, anywhere from ten to fifteen academy students were assigned to a mentor; their purpose was to assist in difficult classwork and guide their pupils through their academic journey. Pushing the Boundaries

Cardinal

Transcript: Go on to learn more about this interesting bird On March 4th, 1943 the cardinal was selected by popular choice to be the state bird Cardinal By: Willow Grossmann In 1933 the chickadee was made state bird *The chickadee's nickname is "tomtit" The nest is an untidy affair made up of weed stems, grass, and other, similar materials. It is usually located in low shrubs, small trees, or bunches of briars, but not usually more than 4 ft. off the ground. Did you know...? Ways they are the same: Living things Not Mammals NC state symbols Cardinal *The chickadee's nickname is "tomtit" Comparing to Another Symbol I got this helpful information from... http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/kidspg/symbols.htm and the pictures from... Google Image Search Our State Bird I HOPE THAT YOU HAVE LEARNED SOMETHING ABOUT CARDINALS!!!!!!! Male cardinals are as good singers as female. In fact, male usually take over the art of singing in the bird world. The female cardinals aren't as red as the male, to keep the nest and herself camouflaged from predators. The red is limited to the crest, wings, and tail. Cardinals are usually seed eaters but will eat small insects and fruits Symbols being compared: Cardinal (state bird) and Venus Fly Trap (state carnivorous plant) Our state bird is a bright red bird, the cardinal. Venus Fly Trap: Plant Adopted in the 2000s In NC, only found in some parts of the Coastal Plain Cardinal's nest Chickadee I think that North Carolina (the people) did not want NC to be referred to as "The Tomtit State" so the state bird was changed to the cardinal. Interesting Facts About Cardinals Cardinal Cardinal: Bird Adopted in the 1900s Found throughout the year in all of NC Nest The History of North Carolina State Birds

Cardinal

Transcript: I range from the size of 21 - 25cm and weigh around 42-48g. A Male is bright red in color while a female is brown, but still with red undertones. I have to be aggressive in order to defend my territory. I constantly have snakes and chimpmunks attempting to eat my young. Even though I am tough, I also have been observed feeding other species of bird's when their parents are MIA... In fact, I have even fed goldfish when they were hungry. Where I live I live mostly in the Midwest and the East Coast. I am also known to others as Red Bird and the Virginia Nightingale. I enjoy forests and backyards of people who will feed me. My stats I am a seed eating bird. When I am still fed by my parents, I eat 3-4 times an hour in order to get me strong enough to get out of my parents nest. Reproduction Interesting facts I'm agresive and caring http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/northern_cardinal/lifehistory#at_consv http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/cardinal.htm http://www.psu.edu/dept/nkbiology/naturetrail/speciespages/cardinal.htm http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/Cardinalis_cardinalis/ North American Cardinal I have the voice of an angel, most songbirds only allow the male to have this ability, but we cardinals are not sexist. I am a one woman/man type of bird. I have no need for multiple mates. How I am fed I typically have 2 broods of young each year. Early spring and mid summer are our usual birthdays. I have usually 3 brothers or sisters and it takes us 12 days to break free from our shells. Unlike the average American Human, I am told to get out of the house at 25 days. Also by the 11th day I am already flying on my own

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