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Explore the Outdoors | Teach Your Way Calendar

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GradesK, 1, 2Science

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What it is

  • This chart features links to videos, games, hands-on activities, and lessons that correlate with classroom studies about plants, animals, habitats, and nature in general.
  • The resource also includes take-home documents and home-friendly activities to connect with parents and families.

Teaching tips

Positives
  • Students will love the interactive games and kid-friendly characters.
  • These activities are fairly low-prep.
Prerequisites
  • Teachers should note that many of the videos also have activities or mini lesson plans included.
  • Some of these materials are also available in Spanish.
  • The link for Teaching Early Science with the Changing Seasons Collection is broken.
  • To download some of the materials, teachers will need to create an account.
Differentiation & Implementation
  • Teachers can use this as a quick reference guide to find an activity to coordinate with the topics students are exploring.
  • Teachers can build toward themes connected to climate change by using these activities to foster a sense of stewardship for the environment and an understanding that different animals and plants live in specific habitats.
  • Many of these activities can be used to make connections to Sustainable Goal 15, Life on Land.

From the scientist review

This resource provides a collection of activities, videos, and other resources for 5 nature-related topics. These topics cover plants, animals, and nature in general, which provide a good foundation to learn more about the environment, caring for it, and sustainability. The information presented is accurate, and this resource is recommended for teaching.
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