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Blatt, Erica – Science Activities: Classroom Projects and Curriculum Ideas, 2013
This inquiry-based activity designed for the fifth through 12th grade allows students to engage in an outdoor, place-based experience, working collaboratively both in groups and as a class to accomplish the class goal of creating a local tree map linked to student-collected data about each tree. During Local Tree Mapping, students explore the…
Descriptors: Outdoor Education, Place Based Education, Inquiry, Cooperative Learning
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Graszer, Christina L.; Gnau, Katie; Melber, Leah M. – Science Activities: Classroom Projects and Curriculum Ideas, 2012
This article highlights a core lesson that has been used in a number of Lincoln Park Zoo educational programs. The lesson teaches students to conduct an ethological, or animal behavior, study on a bird. This study can be implemented in a variety of outdoor settings, including a park, schoolyard, or zoo. Using an ethogram, students will practice…
Descriptors: Animals, Outdoor Education, Research Methodology, Animal Behavior
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Smith, Walter S.; Campbell, Mark E.; Hoopingarner, Aaron L. – Science Activities: Classroom Projects and Curriculum Ideas, 2004
To immerse high school students in inquiry, as advocated by the National Science Education Standards (1996), and to take advantage of the Internet's power, students are engaged in a computer data-mining exercise to solve real science problems. After formulating their research question, students scour the Internet to locate raw data they can…
Descriptors: Internet, High School Students, Inquiry, Data Analysis