Students discuss the concept of biotic potential and use equations to determine how a family of armadillos...
Students listen to a mathematical folktale and mathematical riddles and solve related word problems. Students will be...
Through guided imagery, students compare their energy use with that of a Native American in the past...
Students investigate how much water they use in their lives, both directly and indirectly. Students will be...
By interviewing adults they know, students learn about diverse backgrounds and consider reasons why people migrate from...
Students simulate several generations of a family’s growth, comparing a two-child average family size to a three-child...
Students read (or listen to) the short story, From Island to Island, then create a play or perform...
Students graph the impact of being outdoors on their moods and then design an imaginary "green" city.
Students act as animals trying to survive by collecting essential habitat services - water, soil, shelter, space,...
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"The activities not only bring out important content, but they also provide real-world context for environmental, population and sustainability issues. They engage participants in very thought-provoking and critical-thinking discussions.”
Helen de la Maza, Environmental Educator, Irvine, CA