A little April snow doesn’t stop us from heading outside to do observations and search for the producers and consumers in our ecosystem! #teachoutdoorsmn
ABOVE ZERO TEMPS- YAY! So fun to use the iNaturalist app to discover more outdoors! We were searching for living things to put into our main 3 kingdoms: animals, plants, and fungi! #teachoutdoorsmn
Sit spots- jotting down living and non living things we notice around us! We then pushed our thinking by writing about how living and non living things can help one another! #teachoutdoorsMN
JP Families...Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! As we gear up for students returning tomorrow, the JP staff had a bit of fun late last week and put together a welcome back video for JP students and families! We're Coming BACK! https://t.co/lvCOKh4zeT
Snowy sit-spots to practice writing our observations! @RiteintheRain paper works so good, the kids could write the whole time we were in the snow! ❄️🌨📝📒 We will compare and contrast our sit-spot observations from the fall!
Identified trees with dichotomous keys this week! Very good practice with reading skills and inferring! Also some great big scientific vocab words! #TeachOutdoorsMinnesota
TEAMWORK makes the DREAMWORK! Get outdoors for your SEL lessons and teach skills like cooperation, communication, empathy, and thinking before you act! #teachoutdoorsminnesota