Who Lives There? [electronic resource] : A Spring Program for Kindergarten.

This instructional packet is one of 14 school environmental education programs developed for use in the classroom and at the Dahlem Environmental Education Center (DEEC) of the Jackson Community College (Michigan). Provided in the packet are pre-trip activities, field trip activities, and post-trip...

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Online Access: Full Text (via ERIC)
Corporate Author: Dahlem Environmental Education Center
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1984.
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500 |a Educational level discussed: Kindergarten. 
500 |a Educational level discussed: Primary Education. 
520 |a This instructional packet is one of 14 school environmental education programs developed for use in the classroom and at the Dahlem Environmental Education Center (DEEC) of the Jackson Community College (Michigan). Provided in the packet are pre-trip activities, field trip activities, and post-trip activities which focus on the importance of homes to animals and people. Strategies for using these activities with kindergarten children are also provided. The pre-trip activities examine differences between living and nonliving things, plant and animal home needs, and animal homes. Three activity sheets and a letter to parents explaining the purpose of the program are included. Field trip activities include finding animal homes at the DEEC and exploring the environment at each site. (These and other activities and lists of formal and non-formal field trip objectives are provided in a separate field trip guide.) The post-trip activities include studying animals in school, exploring the relationship between people and animals, and making animal homes from such objects as pebbles, broom sticks, and popsicle sticks. All activities provide opportunities for students to practice skills in classifying, comparing, and cooperating. Although the activities are based on science, they will also enhance other disciplines as well. (JN) 
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