
This activity asks students to label parts of an owl. Answers included.
- Subject:
- Science
- Material Type:
- Diagram/Illustration
- Provider:
- Reimagine Teaching
- Provider Set:
- Ogden Nature Center
- Date Added:
- 12/08/2020
The 152-acre preserve is our foundation, but education is our focus. Each year the Ogden Nature Center brings more than 50,000 children, teachers, and adults together with nature through hands-on field classes. Participants in our education programs, both for school groups and for the community, observe and learn about plants and animals up-close, discovering the pleasure of being in nature and realizing their own connection to the environment.
This activity asks students to label parts of an owl. Answers included.
This activity asks students to count how many of each specific pond animals or items they can find when visiting a pond.
This activity asks students to try and find each of the items listed in or around a pond.
Students will explore pond life at the Ogden Nature Center and find out what lives in and around ponds, identify macroinvertebrates and explore metamorphosis.
Play a running game where the students will explore the differences between reptiles and amphibians.
This worksheet has studetns identify the differences between reptiels and amphibians.
Students will play a game modeling the basic evolution of birds. Everyone will start
at the same stage and make their way through the evolutionary stages by playing games of
rock-paper-scissors one on one.
This 30 minute workshop for teachers highlights free resources and the importance of getting kids outdoors during COVID
This activity asks students to try and find tree items.
In this lesson and its accompanying activities students will learn how humans,
and animals use trees, how trees make their own food through photosynthesis, and also
learn some simple identification techniques.
Answers to the Utah's Ecosystem Quiz.
Students will explore Utah's diverse landscape as they discover the forces that create our wetlands, forests and deserts, and investigate plant and animal life and the adaptations that help them survive in each habitat.
A Utah's Ecosystem keywords word search for students.
This sheet describes where to find ponds across the Wasatch Front.
In this activity, students are asked to match keywords to a picture that represents that word. Then match that picture to the animal it matches best with.
Bouncing, balance, and bait are just a few things animals use their tails for. We will explore a variety of ways critters rely on this part of their body.
What is an invasive species? Why are they harmful to native species? Find out these questions and more as we look at invasive plants at the Nature Center.
Spiders and Scorpions are some of natureÕs most feared creatures. Get up close and personal with a tarantula and explore what makes these creatures so creepy.
Utah has 18 species or kinds of bats! Kick off the Halloween season by learning about these misunderstood and amazing flying mammals.
Learn all about he crazy and oustanding ways fathers in nature take care of their babies.