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Fall Programs
Please call for 4th Grade Water Cycle Programs
Program &Grade Level
Ant Picnic/K
Students learn about insects, parts, food source, communities, etc. Students role play a colony of ants at a picnic and summarize the key points with an art projects. Teacher provides PAPER plates and crayons.
Seeds & Plants/K, 1st, 2nd
Students learn parts of a plant and how they grow, where seeds come from, and how seeds are disbursed. Program concludes with students planting seeds to keep in the classroom and watch grow. Teacher provides a small container or cup for each student to plant his/her seeds (clear cups are great!). Teachers provide
Enviroscape/3rd
Interactive model watershed landscape that shows soil erosion and water pollution. Student participate by doing hands on activities and discussion about conservation practices. Teacher provides large table for model and water source.
Water Cycle/4th
Through discussion and activities, students learn about the hydrological cycle and the importance of water conservation. The programs culminates in a water cycle activity where student become a water drop attempting to maneuver through a water cycle without becoming polluted. Water cycle posters are available for students to color.
Benthic Bugs & Bioassessment /5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Students investigate the relative water quality of a stream by conducting a simulated bioassessment by sampling aquatic macro invertebrates (represented by ordinary materials).
Invertebrates as Indicators/5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Student simulate the effects of environmental stressors on aquatic macro invertebrate populations, and investigate how impacted populations recover.
Educational Trunks for Loan
Healthy Water Healthy People
Numerous activities and educational materials appropriate for students grades 6-12. Water Quality Educators Guide makes it easy for teachers to prepare and lead Healthy Water Healthy People activities
A Goose Named Gilligan
Students role play the book, A Goose Named Gilligan written by an Indiana author Jerry M. Hay. Following the story students can reflect on conservation concepts. Appropriate for grades 2-4.
Capture Store and Release
Necessary equipment for a Project WET activity that introduces the concept of how wetlands capture, store, and release water . Appropriate for grades 4 and up.
THE DISAPPEARING EARTH
A Curriculum for grades K-4 on Worms
An interactive play that focuses on earth, soil and worms.
