…a “bioblitz” to find and identify as many species of plants and animals as we can! We’ll be using the iNaturalist app to document our observations, adding to a robust…
…first time leaving paved spaces behind and entering a natural landscape. Concepts they’ve studied suddenly come alive through real-world observation, from spotting vole runs in the grass to carefully examining…
…events throughout the state! We’ll be using the iNaturalist app to document our observations, adding to a robust set of data that conservation leaders can then use to better understand…
…digester, followed by building solar bugs and solar ovens and designing wind turbines, with help from SMUD. They gained insight into water conservation through data collection and macroinvertebrate observation at…
…into our observation hive this month. We have bees again at the dairy. The flowers are in full bloom, and the crops are growing for Spring! “I am deeply grateful…
…the answer is simple: “Hands-on.” “The students can investigate and learn through exploration and observation. As the great Ms. Frizzle said, ‘Take chances, make mistakes, get messy!’” Unlike traditional classroom…
