August 4: International Clouded Leopard Day

 🐆 August 4: International Clouded Leopard Day

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Let’s leap into learning with one of the world’s most mysterious big cats!


🐆 What it celebrates:

Raising awareness about clouded leopards and conservation efforts. These elusive cats live in the rainforests of Southeast Asia and are known for their gorgeous spotted coats and tree-climbing talents! Sadly, they are vulnerable due to habitat loss—so today is all about learning and protecting!


📝 ELA

  • ✏️ Write an informational paragraph about clouded leopards
  • 📖 Read a nonfiction book or article about rainforest animals
    • Raising Clouded Leopards by Lisa MacDonald
  • 💌 Write a letter to raise awareness for clouded leopard conservation


🧮 Math

  • 📊 Create a bar graph comparing the population sizes of different big cats
  • Solve word problems involving animal measurements (length, weight, lifespan)
  • 📏 Measure and compare paw print sizes of different cats


🌍 Social Studies

  • 🗺️ Find clouded leopard habitats on a world map
  • 🏞️ Research the effects of deforestation on native people and wildlife
  • 🔍 Learn about national parks and protected areas in Asia


🔬 Science

  • 🐾 Explore adaptations—what makes the clouded leopard a good climber?
  • 🌳 Learn about the food chain and where leopards fit in
  • 🧬 Compare clouded leopards to other big cats in the cat family


🎨 Art

  • 🎭 Make clouded leopard masks with paper plates and paint
  • 🖼️ Create a mural featuring the clouded leopard and other animals in its habitat
  • 🎨 Design a clouded leopard with mixed media or collage


🐾 Bonus Ideas:

  • 🎥 Watch a short video clip of clouded leopards in the wild
  • 📸 Host a “Wild Cat Fact Show” where students present fun facts

Check out more August holidays here!


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