Biodiversity Survey Walk Student Assignment

Category: Science - Middle School

Author Nicole Mathew

Description Students will conduct a survey of the biodiversity in their area. 

Educational Standards that this lesson meets:
Next Generation Science Standards
 -MS-LS2-5

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Biodiversity Survey Walk

Students will document their findings from a biodiversity survey walk by adding their photos to a Google Doc or Slides file. Students will also reflect on their findings and engage in a class discussion to share and learn from one another.

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Biodiversity Survey Walk

Students will document their findings from a biodiversity survey walk by adding their photos to a Google Doc or Slides file. Students will also reflect on their findings and engage in a class discussion to share and learn from one another.

Earns Certificate

Limiting Screen Time: Offline Activities to Continue Learning

Did you know that "screen time" is now an official word in the dictionary? Today's students are all too familiar with screen time, and with recent transitions to remote learning, teachers (and parents) are looking for learning alternatives that limit the time students are spending on devices. Join us as we share some tactile activity ideas and assignments that students can complete offline and submit digitally later on!