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Project WILD Activities Related to Creek Kids

The alphabetical listing of activities is found in the last page of your Project WILD book.

Lowest Recom- mended Grade	Highest Recom- mended Grade	Activity Name	Activity Idea
K	4	Grasshopper Gravity	animal structure and function
K	4	Wildlife Is Everywhere!	wildlife comes in different shapes, sizes and adaptations
K	4	What's That Habitiat?	visualize components of habitat
K	4	Graphananimal	identify characteristic life forms in two different environments
K	4	Environmental Barometer	observing wildlife and considering environmental indicators
K	4	The Thicket Game	adaptations and camouflage
K	4	Learning to Look, Looking to See	casual and detailed observation
K	4	Too Close for Comfort	crowding of wildlife and people
K	4	Ethi-Thinking	thinking about activities harmful to the environment
K	4	Playing Lightly on the Earth	thinking about games that damage and don't damage the environment
K	6	Classroom Carrying Capacity	learn about carrying capacity
4	7	Shrinking Habitat	effects of human development
4	9	Deadly Links	pesticides and food chains
4	12	Oh Deer!	carrying capacity game about habitat: food, water and shelter
4	12	Planning for People and Wildlife	land use planning
5	8	Habitat Rummy	habitat game
5	8	Habitat Lap Sit	identify components of habitat (food, water, shelter and space)
5	8	Who Fits Here?	ecosystems and characteristic lifeforms
5	8	Rainfall and the Forest	recognize the effect of rainfall on the vegetation/animal communities
5	8	Here Today, Gone Tomorrow	causes of extinction
5	8	Time Lapse	visual interpretation
5	8	Cartoons and Bumper Stickers	the media and wildlife
5	8	For Your Eyes Only	listening and respecting different environmental viewpoints
5	8	Lobster in Your Lunch Box	sources of food
5	8	No Water Off a Duck's Back	oil and effect in water
5	8	Migration Barriers	impacts of human activities on migration
5	8	Wildwork	students learn about occupations that involve wildlife
5	8	Litter We Know	identify ways litter can hurt animals and propose solutions
5	8	Improving Wildlife Habitat in the Community	apply knowledge of wildlife habitat and needs relative to human needs
5	8	Enviro-Ethics	looking at actions and their environmental effect
5	12	Ethi-Reasoning	examining your individual values and beliefs related to wildlife
6	9	To Zone or Not to Zone	land use planning
7	12	Carrying Capacity	carrying capacity
7	12	Riparian Zone	land use planning
7	12	Who Pays for What?	how wildlife conservation is funded

A look at some Aquatic WILD activities and Project WET activities related to Creek Kids.

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