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Batty About Bats

As a teacher of primary students, each fall when Halloween rolled around, I would find myself pulling out bat-shaped patterns from my file. My students and I would talk a bit about the creatures, type of habitats they live in, anatomy, and what they eat. Then we'd usually move on to another project the next day. We'd always touch the surface, but never swoop into a more detailed study this fascinating animal.