Schuylkill River Trail Pictures – Delta Forest (April 18, 2016)

Schuylkill River Trail Pictures – Delta Forest (April 11, 2016)

Our Final Post – Environmental Avengers (April 28, 2016)

Hi everyone,
This will be our final post and we would just like to sum up everything we have done thus far. When we started this project we were very excited to work with Glenside Elementary School and we are happy we were given the opportunity to help the kids of Glenside. When we decided to focus our research paper on nature deficit disorder we realized it was perfect for working with Glenside. Although our original plan which was to work with Glenside and participate in a Science Night where we would have science related activities to do for the kids. We weren’t able to help host a science night at Glenside because we were not able find a common time to have it with the other teams involved. Fortunately we were still able to create activities for the kids to take home and complete. We created bird feeder kits which consisted of pine cones and birdseed and so they can take them home, add peanut butter, roll in seeds, and hang up somewhere outside. We also created a worksheet for the kids to complete which also had a little scavenger hunt to find things such as a rock, stick, bug etc. We did this to connect with our research topic in hopes to get the kids outside to explore nature. As one of our final tasks we presented our service and knowledge about nature deficit disorder. We presented using a Prezi, the clickable link to our presentation is below. We learned a lot about nature deficit disorder and the importance of environmental education in schools during this project. I hope you all enjoyed following us throughout this crazy but knowledgeable experience.

http://prezi.com/7mmkux3l4rqm/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

Thank you!

The Environmental Avengers

Schuylkill River Presentation – Skook Squad ( April 28, 2016)

On Tuesday, our group gave our presentation to the class. We thought it went well, it was a bit longer than a lot of the other presentations, fifteen or so minutes, but we wanted to be thorough and make sure we had enough detail. We also wanted it to have a bit of personality, so we included stories from our time on the trail and a bit of humor to make it memorable. The pictures alone probably could have been talked about in five minutes, so with all of our other writing and slides, it turned out a lot longer than we anticipated. We did it a good job of it, though.

Earth Day Presentation | Team JADE | April 19, 2016

We presented our poster at today’s Earth day presentation. We talked to a lot of other students as well as professors about our project. They all seemed really interested in our project. We got a lot of compliments on our poster.

 

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