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 What: Sixth grade students travel to the forest to learn skills from foresters. The goal of Model Forest is for students to apply classroom lessons to real-life, forestry activities. These activities are taught by professionals who use these skills on a daily basis. We aim to connect student’s in-class education to real world experiences. All activities are hands-on and require critical thinking. Examples include measuring tree height (trigonometry), disease identification (observations and deductive reasoning), assessing shoot-to-root ratios (algebra), and determining seed germination rates (ratios and fractions). When: May 14 - 18, 2007 Where: U.S. Forest Service Nursery, Coeur d'Alene, ID Who: Sixth Grade Students |
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Cost: $2.50/student (scholarships available for title 1 schools) Registration Deadline: May 1, 2007 Transportation: Transportation scholarships are available - call early - availability of scholarships is limited To Register: Contact Diahne Gill - 509.459.4121 For More Information Contact: Diahne Gill – 509.459.4121 |