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- 1. by Lavanya Rajan T E C H C O N N E C T 2 N A T U R E GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD PROJECT D U C A C H I N G G E O C A C H I N G
- 2. TECHCONNECT2NATURE PROJECT SUMMARY One of the reasons is the adverse influence of modern technology in everyday life Root CauseCommunity Issue Children and families nowadays spend less time outdoors in natural settings
- 3. To design a program that leverages the use of technology to address the community issue. Met with the city leaders, teachers, outdoor school instructors, and other volunteers to discuss the program and secure their support in implementing it. Researched and identified the positive aspects of using technology for outdoor recreation and focused on promoting geocaching to get children and families outdoors. Conducted several workshops at the local library and parks for young children TECHCONNECT2NATURE PROJECT SUMMARY
- 5. Play in a safe place Explore nature Learn to swim Go fishing Follow a trail Camp under the stars Ride a bike Go boating Connect with the past Plant a seed LoviLthe outdoors!THE CALIFORNIA CHILDREN’S OUTDOOR BILL OF RIGHTS “The California Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights states that every child by the end of their 14th year should have the opportunity to …
- 6. Geocaching for BeginnersINTRODUCTION TO FAMILY GEOCACHING
- 7. Geocaching is a global, high-tech treasure hunting sport that uses GPS systems to locate camouflaged geocaches anywhere around the world www.geocaching.com WHAT IS GEOCACHING
- 8. Geocaching games and adventures
- 9. IT’S A GAME OF HIDE AND SEEK Micro Cache Small Cache Large Cache Geocaching Units Kids love it! Geocaching containers are of different sizes
- 10. CACHE WITH LOGBOOK AND SWAGS (TRINKETS)
- 11. SWAG-Souvenirs, Wearables, And Gifts TYPE OF TRADE ITEMS AND CACHES Traditional cache Multi cache Mystery or Puzzle cache Cache In Trash Out Event Cache Earth Cache "Groundspeak's Geocaching.com Cache Type Icons © 2011 Groundspeak Inc. All rights reserved. Used with Permission." Cache types Small Toys Baseball Cards Stickers Bracelets Shells Stamps Pencil Erasers Coins Postcards Pebbles Rusty items Food items Knives Pins Lighters Matches Trash Business cards Drugs Good Swags Bad Swags
- 12. Share your adventures with cache owners when you find their cache by logging your find online at www.geocaching.com LOG YOUR FIND IN LOGBOOK AND ONLINE To sustain my project, I hid a puzzle cache which is an easy find and great for anyone new to geocaching. The puzzle has six questions and the answers are clues to determine the coordinate needed to find the geocache.(N 3A 3B.02C W12D 5E.29F) Geocaching activities (Educaching) in content areas of Math, Science, Social Studies and Literature, provide a challenging experimental learning environment for students. I have provided information about geocaching to the students of my fifth-grade teacher in my local elementary school and three other fifth-grade classrooms as well.
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