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Forest Plot Study
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

This activity gives students an opportunity to map the forest, calculate whether or not if qualifies as old-growth, and—most importantly—run around off trail.

 

Investigating Species Diversity in Burned and Unburned Plots
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Students will compare and contrast the species richness of an area that has been burned with an area that has not been burned.

Fox Walking and Fire Keeper
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

The blindfolded “fire keeper” is trying to protect the object at their feet by listening for the other students who are trying to take it. Fire stealers attempt to take the object (“fire”) without being heard.

Fire-Making Activity
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Students will learn how to make a fire using certain materials and techniques and consider the benefits of fire as a source of energy.

Hula Hoop Tides
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Students use two hula hoops to demonstrate how the gravitational pulls of the moon and sun on the earth cause the tides.

Sea Star Shuffle
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Participants will become a Sunflower star (Pycnopodia helianthoides) and must battle the tides, natural predators, human impacts, and disease in order to eat, reproduce, and survive in the intertidal zone.

Fish, Shark, Algae!
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Students will participate in a fun and active game in order to understand the food chain and predator-prey relationships.

Bioaccumulation Tag
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Students are marine animals in the food chain in this active tag game. These “marine animals” eat food that is contaminated with mercury to discover what bioaccumulation means.

Build-A-Drifter
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

This is an introductory lesson to the study of Plankton and helps illustrate the concept of neutral buoyancy

Chasing the Tide
Activity Plan
August 30, 2018

Students learn about how fast and far the tide comes in or goes out in a designated time frame.
 

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