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The Classroom Package: Curriculum Connection Index
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The Classroom Package: Curriculum Connection Index
After
taking your students on the Children of
the Amazon field trip and revisiting its poem,
try one of the following activities/lessons, adapting it to fit your grade
level:
1. Animal Rythyms (Language
Arts/Music/Science)
2. Animal Riddles (Language
Arts/Science)
3. Animal Name Origins (Language
Arts/Social Studies/Math)
4. Proud to Be Bilingual
(Social Studies/Language Arts)
5. Fun with Words (Language
Arts)
6. Getting Around the Globe
(Geography/Math)
7. Myth Versus Science (Social
Studies/Science)
8. Food for Thought (Social
Studies/Science)
9. Rain Forest Feast (Social
Studies/Science/Math)
10. Children of ... (Your Home
Area) (Language Arts/Social Studies)
Also, if you completed the Things That Go to Make Up a Life and/or Similarities and Differences activities in Where to Begin, revisit them now that your students have 'met' rain forest children.
Amazon
Rain Forest |
The
Galapagos Islands |
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