During this video-enhanced lesson, using clips from NATURE's "Dogs that Changed the World," students will learn that all dogs came from one ancestor- the wolf. (Grades 5-8)
These clips from NATURE's "The Wolf that Changed America," are used in the lesson, to show students that all dogs came from one ancestor- the wolf.
During this video-enhanced lesson, students will learn about dogs' senses and how they compare to those of human smell and hearing. (Grades 5-8)
These video clips from the NATURE episode "Dogs that Changed the World" for students to learn about dogs' senses and how they compare to those of humans.
This video-enhanced lesson discusses the factors that cause the changes in Earth’s seasons. (Grades 5-8)
Video segments from NATURE's episode, "Earth Navigators" are used to examine the factors that cause the changes in Earth’s seasons.
This video enhanced lesson uses excerpts from the NATURE film “Tall Blondes” to illustrate the effects of wildlife conservation and relocation, using giraffes as an example. (Grades 5-8)
Segments from the NATURE video, "Tall Blondes," explore conservation efforts in Africa, using the giraffe population as an example.
This video-enhanced lesson uses clips from the NATURE episode "Dragon Chronicles" to introduce fascinating members of the reptile kingdom, focusing on lizards and snakes. (Grades 2-4)
Thousands of teachers and professionals throughout the United States and Canada guide high school students through an environmental education program that combines classroom learning with outdoor activities. This exposure to nature from a critical perspective and its interrelationship with human impacts on the natural world provides invaluable lessons and develops an understanding of ecosystems and our environment.
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