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In this lesson, students will use their observation skills and primary sources to learn how wolves communicate. Students will also study the complexities of the wolf and write a story that will help dispel the idea that wolves are inherently "good" or "evil."
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In this lesson, students will create an informational program to educate people as to the benefits of the wolves' presence in the Yellowstone ecosystem.
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In this lesson, students will observe how a team of people from the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy assisted one of the orphans after he had been injured in a fight.
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In this lesson, students will engage their critical thinking skills as they work in teams to brainstorm possible techniques for teaching baby cheetahs what they need to learn to survive in the wild.
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In this lesson, students will create a graphic representation of the rhinoceros populations and examine how to maintain and increase rhinoceros populations.
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The dwindling rhinoceros population is now on the rise. In this lesson, students will examine the characteristics of rhinoceros and create a poem about them.
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Students will use critical thinking to determine which breed of dog would best fit their personality and living situation, then write a short story from a dog's perspective.
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Discussion questions and more related to NATURE's "Deep Jungle."
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In this lesson students will learn about a complex and often-misunderstood animal, the white shark.
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