The lessons in this set of activities are written from the perspective that Biodiversity can be learned best in the outdoors where the diversity of life can be discovered and experienced by students first hand, and not simply read about in a book or viewed on a computer. Each lesson is inquiry and experiential based, where students’ natural sense of wonder and discovery is encouraged.
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Living and Non-Living Things
Categories: General Interest, Lesson Plan
Written by Farheen Ali, Don Galbraith Award Recipient 2022, Tyndale University. In this lesson, students learn about the characteristics that distinguish living things from nonliving things. This... read more
SNC1W Resource Collection: Environmental Threats
Categories: Lab/Student Activity, Lesson Plan
Written by Kristy Morrison and Troy Tennant. This resource was made possible through funding provided by OSSTF. This 3 part lesson plan engages students in the exploration of factors that affect... read more
THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE FAIRYTALE (STRUCTURES & MECHANISMS)
Categories: Lab/Student Activity
We are learning to compare natural and human forces on structures of different materials for a sophisticated understanding of the concept of force acting internally and externally on structures... read more