More Than Trees: A Story of Oregon Forests
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Provided by: Oregon Forest Resources Institute|Published on: April 20, 2023
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Synopsis
- This nonfiction picture book includes information about the many animals, plants, and environments in forests including the canopy, tree trunks, shrub layer, forest floor, and streams.
- The illustrated pages identify many animals and habitats specific to temperate forests, like those in Oregon.
Subjects: Science, English Language Arts
Authors: Oregon Forest Resources Institute
Region: North America, USA - West, United States, Oregon
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The book is engaging and accessible to early readers.
- It is informative and ends with individual actions people can take to protect forests.
Additional Prerequisites
- This nonfiction picture book is in PDF format and can be downloaded to use offline or printed into a book or packet.
Differentiation
- Students can take notes on all of the living things they see in the book and describe how they work together in an ecosystem.
- Art teachers can group students to create visuals of the different layers of the forest and then display their creations on the wall, organized by layers.
- Students in science classes can create a food web of the different organisms in the forest.
- ELA teachers can use the chickadee name as a jumping-off point to discuss onomatopoeia.
- Students can brainstorm additional ways to help care for the forests that are not mentioned in the book.
- Teachers may want to allow students time to identify local or nearby forests that they could visit.
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