Middle and High School Ideas
Middle and High School Ideas
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To See an Owl topics & themes have relevance for all ages and in all subjects. Here are just some ideas secondary classes can do to make connections with the book. Please share what teachers are doing in your school!
To See an Owl topics & themes have relevance for all ages and in all subjects. Here are just some ideas secondary classes can do to make connections with the book. Please share what teachers are doing in your school!
All Schools (with Sources of Strength and/or Enrichment periods)
Essential Skills for Success, Mindfulness & Wellness lessons and activities
Perseverance and Growth Mindset
Empathy and Mentorship
Observational Focus
Reflective Journaling
All Subjects:
Take a few minutes at the start of each class for an Essential Skills for Success or Community Building activity
Have students create a picture book on a topic they are studying to share with Elementary students
Art:
School-wide art contest
English/Language Arts:
Write a poem inspired by the book
Use To See an Owl as a springboard for discussions about themes of patience, nature, mentorship, and perseverance
Research projects/discussion of primary & secondary sources
Health/PE:
Mindful Yoga
Math:
Analyzing statistics
Creating charts & graphs
Music:
Performing for local community events
Science:
Research & discuss habitats
Ecosystem Interactions
Owl Adaptations
Biodiversity & Conservation
World Language:
Translate To See an Owl into language students are studying
Learn American Sign Language
Post & tag what your classes are doing:
Post & tag what your classes are doing:
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