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Grade 2 - in the museum
By the end of this activity, students will:
know that relationships in nature are part of a system: people, plants, and animals have complex partnerships with surprising connections.
know that 2nd graders can take actions that have significant positive impacts locally.
be able to recognize their local biodiversity and build respect for the variety of living things that team up to regenerate healthy communities of nature.
Logistics
Logistics
Days: Mondays - Tuesdays; November-February
Times: 10:15am, or 11:30am, some flexibility in start or end time can be requested, but is not guaranteed.
Duration: 45 minutes of fun, including close-up observations, story making, and a hands-on game.
Location: Educators will meet classes at the Classroom on Level 3.
Additional Supports: This program can be taught bilingually or solely in Spanish or Chinese. Additionally, we use inclusive instructional design. Please reach out to us if there are specific accommodations that would help your group engage with the activities. therockprogram@calacademy.org
Transportation: A Guide to Securing a Paid Sponsored Bus for San Francisco Unified School District
Prepare Your Students & Chaperones
Prepare Your Students & Chaperones
Free lesson plans will prime your students' learning and help build classroom connections.
Download a Social Story to help students and their families know what to expect on a field trip. This can help set behavior expectations and to alleviate anxiety for people who have never been here before.
Print these special maps with chaperone tips to help you set the tone for your class's helpful adults:
Next Generation Science Standards Connections
Next Generation Science Standards Connections
2nd Grade Life Science Disciplinary Core Idea: Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems - Plants depend on animals for pollination or to move their seeds around.
Science & Engineering Practices: Constructing Explanations - Make observations (firsthand or from media) to construct an evidence-based account for natural phenomena. (2-PS1-3)
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