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Barbara Jacobs-Smith, Elementary School TeacherPhoto courtesy of Barbara Jacobs-Smith Barbara has spent over 40 years as an educators in various capacities. Currently, Barbara teaches a field ornithology class to first-fourth grade students at Brecker School in Minneapolis. The K-12 team had the privilege of…
Avian Love LanguagesDiscover avian courtship rituals and some playful and diverse romance tips from the experts of the skies.
Apps for Observing the Natural WorldSometimes mobile technology hinders students’ observations and participation because they are scrolling through social media, texting, watching random videos, or playing games. However, technology is also a useful tool that can be incorporated into many activities to engage students and…
Animals in FlightExplore bird flight and migration with a series of activities to go along with Animals in Flight, written by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page. Students will develop a better understanding of migration while meeting science standards.
An Owl Pellet Investigation – ResourcesIf you’re using our Dissecting the Food Web: An Owl Pellet Investigation kit here are some additional resources to make the most of your kit! Lesson One: The Food Web Watch Bird Academy’s videos on the “Birds in the Ecology of…
An Egg is QuietWith an introduction to over 60 different kinds of eggs, students will discover the many colors, textures, shapes and sizes an egg can have while exploring fun facts about the eggs and their owners. Book activities allow students to explore their own egg experiences.
An Eagle’s FeatherCombine the book with these free book activities. Content includes a fun mix of articles, videos and sounds! Activities can be adapted to grades K-5th.
Am I Like You?Am I Like You? by Laura Erickson and Brian Sockin, illustrated by Anna Rettberg The Am I Like You? – Teacher’s Guide features activities that target national science, math, writing, and art education standards!
Alexa Maille, 4-H Youth Development STEM SpecialistPhoto courtesy of Alexa Maille Alexa Maille is the New York State 4-H Youth Development STEM Specialist at Cornell University’s Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research. Alexa aims to help youth and adults grow curiosity and thrive through experiences that weave together…







