Animal Pictures For use in having students build a field page guide, or to be cut out and assigned one per student to figure out the food web by tossing a string from the top down to show predation---or from the bottom up to show bioaccumulation.
Elk graph Each student is assigned a numbered chart segment to transcribe to scale. When all segments are complete a puzzle will be assembled to reveal a lifesize elk. Ideally---cut elk apart and hand each student one or two ¾ inch squares to replicate, so they don't know what the final picture will show. Students start with an 8.5 inch square of copy paper. Great math activity---or teambuilder.
Quick Facts Venomous vs. poisonous, predator vs. prey, is daddy long legs a spider, should you move a fawn or baby bird. Email the WILD Coordinator with cool facts to add.
Shoebox Track Box-directions for creating a box that will lure in small animals to leave their tracks in cocoa powder or sand.
Tag and Recapture Study activity for 9-12 or for 6-8In a short version remove all green M&Ms from a big bag and keep them separate, then have bags with remaining M&Ms split into 50, 75 and 100 m&ms marked with a secret # (1=50, 2=75, 3=100). Kids can pull out 10 candies and replace them with 10 green ones--which are now the marked animals. Continue as the directions say.
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