Adopt a Tree
Students select individual trees to observe over time, deepening their awareness of tree changes and developing a greater appreciation for their local environment.
Students select individual trees to observe over time, deepening their awareness of tree changes and developing a greater appreciation for their local environment.
In this activity, children discover how plants and animals depend on trees.
In this activity, children compare trees and identify distinguishing features.
In this activity, children explore twigs, buds, and tree flowers while they celebrate the coming of spring.
In this activity, children explore evergreen trees—and the season of winter—using their senses.
In this activity, children explore the signs of autumn and play with falling, changing, and dancing leaves.
Students explore the environmental, social, and economic criteria of forest certification and consider possible benefits and limitations of certification for both forests and people.
Using data collected from Mauna Loa, students graph changes in atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) over the course of several decades and identify possible reasons for those changes.
Students model what happens to renewable and nonrenewable resources over time and discover why sustainable use of natural resources is so important.