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Teacher-led Animal Life Cycles

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This teacher resource will assist you in designing an outdoor experience for young students as they explore the concept of life cycles.

The Animal Life Cycles resource consists of three components 

  • Multidisciplinary preparatory activities to be completed at school
  • Half-day field study that takes students through experiential activities focused on invertebrates and interdependencies within forests
  • Post-visit activities, to be done at school, intended to reflect on and apply what students have learned.
  • If you'd like suggestions on programming or using this material, please contact the Environmental Education office at 403-679-3517 or Kananaskis.Education@gov.ab.ca.
Grade(s):4
Curriculum:Social Studies
Themes:
    • Animal Life
Type:Teacher-led Field Study
Duration:Half-Day
Location:Throughout Kananaskis Country
Max. Group Size:Dependent on trail group size limits
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Teaching Resources:

    Updated: Jun 15, 2020