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Do you have a nature trail or available green space in your
schoolyard? What better way for your students to learn nature and
science than going outside and doing experiments first hand.
From
pre-school through high school, outdoor learning spaces enhance the
teaching and learning of science, math, social studies, and english in
many ways. Using an outdoor learning space as an integrating context
across the subject areas will both support and deepen the quality of
instruction and student engagement. Learning becomes real, fun,
hands-on, interdisciplinary and relevant. It also helps teachers meet
state and national standards.
Outdoor classrooms come in a variety of shapes and sizes depending upon a school's available resources. The Audubon Society of Rhode Island now offers consulting and assistance to schools looking to create outdoor learning spaces. Our education staff has years of experience developing environmental and science curriculum as well as teaching in outdoor spaces. Audubon can help layout a nature trail, set-up a bird feeding station, design engaging curriculum, train teachers and much more.
Nature Trail Design
Wildlife Enhancement Projects
Site Specific Curriculum Guides and Kits
Teacher Training Workshops
Programs in your schoolyard
For additional details call (401) 949-5454 x3014 or email mczernik@asri.org
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