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Bird Beak Buffet

Activity Plan
February 10, 2017

Students will simulate different bird species by using different tools to collect "food" out of a defined area in order to "survive."

Snow Pit Investigation

Activity Plan
February 3, 2017

Creating and analyzing snow pits is a great way for students to deepen their understanding of snow in an ecosystem.

We All Live Downstream (Environmental Justice Focus)

Activity Plan
November 3, 2016

Students will explore the ways in which environmental hazards affect different groups of people in different ways.

Group Juggle to Warp Speed

Activity Plan
August 3, 2016

The group works to successfully pass a few objects around the circle and then to see how fast they can get one object around the circle.

Joie's Tree

Activity Plan
August 3, 2016

This activity allows students to reflect on the skills, talents, hopes, and traits that combine to create the unique individuals that they are and, at the same time, realize connections between themselves and the trees around them.

Otter Steals Fish

Activity Plan
June 28, 2016

Students play the role of otters and heron and compete for a fish. A student as the heron guards the fish while other students act as the otters and work to get the fish away.

Do ants prefer salty or sweet snacks?

Activity Plan
May 11, 2016

Students split into groups of two and observe an area for 10 minutes watching for ant activity. One student watches an area with a sweet snack in it (e.g. gummy bear) and the other watches an area with a salty snack (e.g. goldfish).

Draw-A-Scientist

Activity Plan
March 23, 2016

Students are prompted to draw what comes to mind when they hear the word "Scientist."  This exploration of what a scientist is helps to expand student perspectives of science and scientists.

Sound Map

Activity Plan
March 11, 2016

Students observe a special place using their sense of hearing and write and/or draw a detailed map of their special place using these audible observations.

Eagle Eyes

Activity Plan
March 11, 2016

Play the eagle eyes game to introduce to your students the importance of observing their surroundings and focusing on subtle details. This is a great way to introduce a daily theme or a student driven science investigation. 

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