Looking for a way to engage students in making graphs of their data? Perhaps try an Andy Goldsworthy-inspired graph. Watch this video starring Lisa Ribaric to learn more.
Watch this video to learn about how to facilitate an investigation in which students compare characteristics of the north and south sides of Yosemite Valley.
This video corresponds with the lesson plan "Insulation Investigation," especially the version written in the Adaptations tab. The video focuses specifically on seeing what the tour looks like and how to analyze the data.
Utilize students' excitement and interest in ice by using it as the focus of an investigation. Students observe ice, develop a testable question, and conduct an investigation to learn more about the properties of ice.
This video starring Mindy Wiper shows exercises that can introduce art to your students. See her introduce drawing an emotion, air drawing, blind contour drawing, and then transition to openly drawing what you see.
This National Park Foundation video, starring Ben Graves, shows how to play the Carbon Cycle Relay Race. In this game, students compete in a relay race in order to understand the way carbon cycles through the earth.
This video stars Jordan Nobler and Katharine Batdorf explaining the Grinnell Journaling method. See lesson plans above for accompanying information. Part one is is about 13 minutes, and part two is about 10 minutes.
This video stars Katharine Batdorf running a science observation activity with high school students. The activity uses art to improve student's observation skills. These observation skills will be used in later scientific inquiry lessons.