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Water's Different Forms

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

Students will observe first-hand how water changes forms and moves around on earth.

What is Wilderness?

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

Students will make observations in their journals about two places: one that is highly developed and one that is not. Through discussion, a spaced-out walk, and the creation of a group poem, they will explore the implications of the Wilderness Act and...

Succession: Rock Paper Scissors Styles

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

Students play rock paper scissors in order to go through stages of ecological succession. This helps students really remember the order of the stages and better understand the concept of succession.

Skulls and Skins

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

Students will make predictions using their senses about different types of animal skulls and skins. This will be followed by a guided discussion about these animals and students’ predictions.

Sensory Connections

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

Students will gain new perspective on their home community as a place worthy of exploration and curiosity. Educators learn about the students’ community from their point of view.

Sequoia Cards

Cards and Visuals
August 6, 2014

These sequoia cards are detailed, but you can simplify the content as you see fit. The cards are formatted to print each slide as a full page.

Everything Runs Downstream

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

This activity discusses the effects of development, sources of pollution, and interconnectedness of all communities along a shared waterway.

Sections of the Earth

Cards and Visuals
August 6, 2014

This visual shows the different sections of the Earth, convection currents, and subduction zones.

Rockity Rock Rock

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

Rockity Rock Rock begins as a simple game, with elements added continuously until students can act out and name the various rock types as part of the game.

Owl Eyes Exercise

Activity Plan
August 6, 2014

In this activity, the educator begins to equip their students with the tools to become better observers. Use this exercise to help make your students aware of how they see and how to use their peripheral vision effectively.

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