Jungle Gym
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Provided by: Green Guardians|Published on: May 11, 2023
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Synopsis
- This Jeopardy!-style game from Green Guardians allows students to test their knowledge about salmon, dams, and the Nimbus Fish Hatchery in California.
- The game features nine questions in three categories, fun music, clues that will engage students with visuals and reading, and cute team mascots.
Subjects: Science
Authors: Green Guardians
Region: North America, USA - West, United States, Global, California
Languages: English
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Positives
- This game is a fun way to test student knowledge, especially after completing a lesson about fish, salmon, dams, or fisheries.
- Students will enjoy the detailed clues and ability to work in groups for this game.
Prerequisites
- Students will be more prepared for this game after they have completed The Story of Nimbus Fish Hatchery or after learning about the flooding in Sacramento in the 1800s and the Nimbus and Folsom dams in California.
- Students with physical disabilities or reading differences may need assistance or a bonus to their score for the timing aspect of the game.
- You can have students mute the sound if it is distracting.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Connections can be made in science classes discussing the life cycles of animals, the sources of different foods, or the engineering solutions required to resolve issues created by dams.
- Social studies classes could use this game to learn about how human society impacts the environment.
- This game can be played in one-on-one matchups or with larger teams, depending on classroom culture.
- As an extension, have students create their own questions and clues about a related topic.
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About the Partner Provider
Green Guardians
Our mission is to promote K-12 environmental literacy as a project-based, multi-disciplinary 21st century learning initiative that engages students, parents, teachers, educators, schools, community-based partners and school districts committed to a sustainable and equitable future.
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