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Welcome to the Rain Bird Rain Forest Curriculum Site!

Using this site, you can access activities and demonstrations to use in your classroom for teaching scientific aspects of the Earth's endangered rain forests. Teaching modules have been formatted in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) for easy downloading and printing. You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader software installed on your computer to view and print the modules. If you don't already have it installed, you can download Acrobat for free from Adobe's website.

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Curriculum materials are divided into grade level segments. Within the segments for grades K-5, there are four components of curriculum materials:

  • Science Through Art - these are activities which integrate science and artistic skills, such as coloring, drawing, painting, and printmaking.
  • Interactive Science Activity - these are activities which are experimental in nature, requiring students to take data, make observations of the data and, at higher grade levels, to make inferences from the data.
  • Outdoor Activity - these are activities which allow students to gather materials from the field and perform scientific analyses, appropriate to their grade level, on the materials which they bring in from their excursion to the outdoors.
  • In-Class Demonstration - these are demonstrations to be performed for the students by the teacher, using commonly available materials, and primarily related to physical science aspects of rain forest phenomena.

The segments for grades 6-12 include activities and demonstrations only.

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