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Wilderness with a Capital “W”

Activity Plan
November 14, 2014

This activity introduces students to the concept of federal Wilderness, as defined by the Wilderness Act of 1964.  It allows for discussion about how these lands are managed and maintained by both the national government and individuals.

 

Wilderness Take a Stand

Activity Plan
November 14, 2014

Students will be asked for their opinion on a variety of topics related to the management of federal Wilderness areas.

 

Squak

Activity Plan
November 14, 2014

"Squak" is a predator/prey style game that requires students to gather food, water, and create shelter while evading predators and providing for their young.  Population growth is tracked through various seasons and environmental conditions. 

Rewriting the Wilderness Act

Activity Plan
November 14, 2014

Students will compare their vision of wilderness with the federal government’s legal definition for Wilderness under the Wilderness Act of 1964.

Citizen Science: Phenology at Lower Yosemite Fall

Activity Plan
November 14, 2014

Students learn how to observe, classify, and record the phenological status of a California black oak.

 

Observation Square

Activity Plan
November 14, 2014

Students will use observation skills to memorize objects in a finite area. Later, when their area is “accidentally” destroyed, they will question what it means to feel ownership and how that changes the way people care for someone or something.

All Aboard

Activity Plan
August 14, 2014

Students work together to stand on a small platform together. Use this challenge is an opportunity for students to problem solve, communicate, and become comfortable working with and trusting teammates in very close quarters.

Who Dirtied the Water

Activity Plan
August 9, 2014

An interactive lab activity will be combined with story-telling to introduce the students to pollution of the freshwater ecosystem.

Eco Team

Activity Plan
August 9, 2014

Students will be grouped into "committees" of an imaginary environmental group. Each committee is given a card (project) that they need to implement at their school.

Eco Art on the Beach

Activity Plan
August 9, 2014

After looking at examples of eco-art, students consider the color, texture, and shape of the natural objects on a beach. Students then work in a small group to create their own eco-art!

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