Find teacher professional learning programs offered by the collaborators, and classroom programs such as field trips, field studies, in-school, and online programs.
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Pre-K - 2, Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8
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Student Program:
Field trip
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Provided by: Hitchcock Center for the Environment
Discover the stories in the stones around us! The Holyoke Range can tell us much about how the Earth’s crust is shaped. It is a geologically unique area, where we can find evidence of shifting tectonic plates, earthquakes, volcanoes, glaciers, and erosion, all in one… Read on... »
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Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Catch the Science Bug
Natural Selection Mystery: This program features the concept of natural selection. Play the role Harriet the hungry Dolphin and her geeky friend Sheldon the Shark to “see” how natural selection can affect a population. Next apply what you learned to solve a real… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2, Grade 3 - 5, Grade 6 - 8
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Teacher Program:
On Site
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Provided by: Hitchcock Center for the Environment
Our residency programs partner a skilled Hitchcock naturalist with schools to restructure curricula to study local places, solve environmental issues, and use natural areas close to your school for outdoor-oriented, project- and place-based learning. We can custom-design our… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Broad Meadow Brook
Students will learn how to seek out and discover clues in the natural world. A Mass Audubon Educator will teach students to observe and read clues such as tracks, scat, holes, nests and scratch marks, and how to interpret what they mean. Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Students examine how and why animals move in different ways: how are their motions different? What body parts are used to move? This 45 minute program features a read-aloud of a high-quality, non-fiction picture book, students handling and investigating touchable natural… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Compare an animal's senses to your own and discover how animals use their eyes, ears, noses, and mouths to survive. this 45 minute program features a read-aloud of a high-quality non-fiction picture book, student investigation using touchable natural artifacts, and meeting… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Animals need many different things to survive. Students will discover some of the most important things for one featured animal. This 45 minute program features a read-aloud of a high-quality informational picture book, investigating an animal's needs using props and… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Find out how owls look, sound, and feel, how they live, and some of the things that make them unique birds. This 45 minute program features reading aloud a high-quality informational picture book, investigating touchable owl artifacts, and meeting a live owl. Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: Mass Audubon's Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Students observe and collect evidence to support the idea that animals of the same species can be very different from each other. This 45 minute program features a read aloud of a high-quality non-fiction picture book, investigations with touchable natural artifacts, and meeting… Read on... »
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Pre-K - 2, Grade 3 - 5
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Student Program:
In-school program
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Provided by: New England Wild Flower Society
Our programs meet the Massachusetts Science and Technology/Engineering curriculum standards. Each garden visit is one hour long and is accompanied by pre- and post- classroom activities. Programs are led by committed teacher-naturalists who guide students in hands-on field… Read on... »
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