| | | Study the macro-invertebrates that call freshwater home. Compare these invertebrate populations from various locations (ex: streams vs lakes) and learn about EPT indicator species and water quality. This activity works great when coupled with other water quality tests. | |
| | | Owl pellets are a terrific low-mess dissection activity. Our partnership has all the materials you'll need to complete this dissection, or we can lead it for you. You can find your own source for owl pellets, or we can order them for you. Prices can be found online here... | |
| | | The magnet module can be used for science nights at schools, or for science inquiry activities. You can get more out of this activity by using our Science Inquiry Worksheets, now in both English and Spanish! | |
| | | The mass / weight modules can be used for science nights at schools, or for science inquiry activities. You can get more out of this activity by using our Science Inquiry Worksheets, now in both English and Spanish! | |
| | | Our friction modules can be used for science nights at schools, or for science inquiry activities. You can get more out of this activity by using our Science Inquiry Worksheets, now in both English and Spanish! | |
| | | Our pulleys modules can be used for science nights at schools, as initiatives, or for science inquiry activities. You can get more out of this activity by using our Science Inquiry Worksheets, now in both English and Spanish! | |
| | | Learn about physical characteristics and behaviors that allow a duck to survive in the wild. As each characteristic is introduced a fellow teacher, parent, counselor, or student who is a good sport will be dressed in a Daisy Duck costume, complete with pink dress. This of course results in quite a humorous scene.
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| | | Split students into teams to sort a pile of trash into recyclable categories...
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| | | Teach students basic navigation skills, how to use a magnetic compass, and then release them to practice their skills in a competition using one of the compass courses on site...
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