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This document discusses plans for a group of year 5-6 students to use a newly planted podocarp forest area of their school for learning. The students suggested using the forest for science, art, survival activities, and gardens. The teacher incorporated these ideas by having an expert discuss the plants, allowing art and garden projects, and using the forest as an outdoor classroom. Students then took photos in the forest and classified plants using technology back inside. The project to utilize the podocarp forest for learning is still underway.
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- 2. pre-planning ● Group of year 5-6 students (50 aprox.) ● term four science unit “Grow This” ● NOS living world, life processes, Ecology ● newly planted area of school ● focus on inside outside learning
- 3. How can we use our podocarp forest? Big question How can we use this area for learning? ● Surveyed the children
- 4. Some student responses science Art trees flax Gardens survival more art
- 5. Role of the teacher ● using suggested student activities to focus learning around science ● brought in expert about plants ● incorporate student interests in art and gardens ● used the podocarp as “break out” room
- 7. Technology used for evidence... Set drop box, students were outside taking photos and student in class classifying and sorting
- 8. Under construction... watch this space….