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The Peabody Outdoor Classroom is a 39-acre nature preserve owned by the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns. Parents, teachers and community members are organizing to create an outdoor classroom on the property to be used for hands-on learning in the outdoors.
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Peabody Outdoor Classroom Introduction
- 1. The Peabody Preserve an outdoor classroom Project S.H.O.E.S. -Sleepy Hollow Outdoor Education Sanctuary-
- 2. Goals • Utilize existing resource • Signature TUFSD Program • Academic Advancement • Character Development
- 3. THE SITE Note: borders are approximate
- 4. THE SITE Peabody Trail Plans As of 5/16/13 Peabody Trail Plans As of 5/16/13
- 5. Parking • 39 Acres • Owned by TUFSD Board of Education • Wide variety of natural features, environs & wildlife Manicured Playing FieldsFoot Trails & Gravel Road
- 6. Freshwater streams, ponds, wetlands Deciduous Forest Saltwater Tidal Wetland
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- 12. Language Arts
- 13. History
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- 15. Chemistry
- 16. Biology
- 18. Tell me and I'll forget, Show me and I may remember, Involve me and I'll understand. - Chinese Proverb
- 19. Program Partners TUFSD Community: • Teachers • Administration • Guidance Department • Special Education • Students • Board of Education Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow & beyond: • Parents • Neighbors • Teatown Lake Reservation • Scenic Hudson • Riverkeeper
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