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Revised
November 13, 2011 |
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This experience will actually be a combination of several other units, the exact nature of which will depend on the weather conditions at the time of the program. The students will spend time at River Bend both in recreation and educational pursuits. Along with the information presented below, please refer to our various web pages linked in the box below for more information. Please email us with any questions.
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Before your visit, please review with your students:
At River Bend:
- During the introduction we will review the above material as needed
- Students will create a winter nature pryamid
- Students will learn history and usage of snowshoeing and kick sledding
In the closing we will:
- inquire about students' discoveries
- compare and contrast fall and winter nature pyramids
- explain further opportunities for winter exploration
- remind the students of their next visit
- talk of upcoming events at River Bend
- invite the students to return on their own with family and friends
Back in the classroom:
- Further explore how wintery conditions presented unique challenges but also opportunities for exploration and discovery.
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Dressing right for winter is important! Boots must be worn. Also, gloves or mittens, hat, and a warm jacket should be worn. Snowpants, long underwear, and a scarf are also recommended. If you are not dressed for the weather on the day of the field trip you may be left at school! |
