Virtual School Programs

Virtual Programs

These programs are approximately 30 minutes and include a live video lesson with a nature educator and pre and post lesson activities.

• Meet an Animal Ambassador (all grades)
  Choose an amphibian, turtle, or snake and visit virtually with one of those animals. Students learn what makes the animals unique and have the opportunity to ask questions about the animals.
• Meet a Naturalist (all grades)
  Naturalists use their powers of observation to study the natural world through sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. Students will meet a naturalist who will guide them through some activities so they can become better naturalists themselves.

• Introduction to Nature Journaling (Grades 4 and up)
  Nature Journaling is an important tool to develop observation and questioning skills. Students go through a basic exercise to begin using nature journals in the classroom.

Hybrid Programming (K – Grade 5)

These programs are based on the in-person, curriculum-based classroom programs. They will include an introductory pre-recorded video, a live video session and pre and post activities. (Zoom or other live platform). Educators will drop off a bag of props at the school to assist with the lesson.

• Eat it! Wear it! Use it! (K and grade 1)
  Learn how humans use natural resources including trees, cotton and other plants, to live comfortably.

• Walk in the Woods (K)
  Investigate what plants and animals live in the woods and when they are active.

• Birdie Cradles (Grades 1 and 2)
  In order to survive, bird eggs need to be taken care of by their parents. Learn how birds keep their eggs safe and warm by building a nest.

• Seeds and Such (Grades 1, 2 and 3)
  Seeds must move, or disperse, in order to get the resources they need to grow. Using some common seeds, explore the structures they have that help them disperse by wind, water or with the help of animals. 
• Beavers (Grade 4)
  Explore the many external structures that beavers have that help them survive.

If you are interested in other program topic from previous years, please contact Audubon.