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Alexandra Pavich (pre-service German Teacher)

One thing that is never discussed in foreign language classes is nature and the environment of the country that the language is spoken in. In many cultures, the environment in which the people live influences the culture.  Nature has started to become a big part of German culture. They have preschools dedicated to teaching young children about nature. Germans make a huge effort in making sure everything is environmentally friendly.

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Matt Flori

I related my expertise of physics because I have had to create several different posters when presenting my research. I used this skill by formatting our Padlet.

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Austin Keller (pre-service Journalism Teacher)

To relate this to Journalism, I could easily make an article describing who discovered the material, what happened, when it happened, where it happened and why it happened!

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This climate is known for moderate rain and fertile soil.

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Century Challenges of Climate Change and Energy Security

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China Environmental Policy and Climate Change

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Climate Change & Preserving Cultural Heritage

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This is an example that I did, showing a study of a bone. I used measuring (the lines you see) this helps by laying out the object and getting the right proportions and from of the object.

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Another way this evidence could be used in my art class would be to simply have drawing studies. A huge part of art is learning the figure of human, animal, etc, and doing studies by drawing. This lets us focus on form and gives us a better understanding while learning how to properly draw proportions. An example of this could be a bone study.

An example of this would be a planar analysis. This lets the artist measure proportion, placement of the object, and gives a better understanding of bone structure, which is important as an artist.

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Art can be made out of pretty much anything, which makes art so interesting. If you don’t know already, there are artists that make their art out of nature. A guy by the name of Andy Goldsworthy, is an artist that makes everything out of nature. His pieces are phenomenal. With given this evidence, it gave me a great idea for a lesson to use in my future classroom. Out of all this evidence, a beautiful art piece could be made. Therefore, gathering materials from nature and telling my students to make something out of them could incorporate into this evidence. This gives students the opportunity to experience their own creative minds while learning what these pieces are, and how an art piece can be beautiful by being creative with only the materials given.

Example of art made out of nature (rocks and leaves)
(Nawaz, 2014)

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Chey-Ann Harbstreit (pre-service art teacher)

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During the 21st century, fossil fuels were believed to be the main cause of climate change.  The temperature of the Earth’s surface had increased by about 0.8 kelvin since the beginning of the industrial revolution. The atmospheric CO2 had almost doubled since before the industrial revolution. Steven Lewandowsky wrote that human beings were to blame for the change in global climate (Lewandowsky 2015).  One of the biggest issues during this time was the fact that many people denied the fact that there even was climate change. This is most likely what led to them not being able to solve the problem.

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This object appears to be a tooth of some sort. It is large so it most likely came from a large animal, at least bigger than a dog. It also appears to be a molar, so it probably came from some type of mammal. It most likely did not come from a carnivorous animal.

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This object is a plant known as a white clover. It is also known as a dutch clover. This plant does not seem to be poisonous, because, sometimes, it can even be eaten. This particular plant is an invasive species known as a weed.  It appears to have been frozen in some sort of plastic like material.

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This is a piece of dry sediment with a piece of green and yellow fuzz on top. The color seems to be randomized. This artifact seems to be very natural it crumbles under the pressure of my fist. It seems that this comes from a humid continental from the description BrainPOP gave. There isn’t any specific smell coming from this artifact. Since this item is very natural it seems like this piece comes from earth. This piece was a two inch by two inch but it seems to be apart of a bigger piece.

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This object is a very interesting it is bowed at the top with some sort of teeth in the middle of the artifact. And towards the end of the artifact it has holes in it, it looks like it is broken at this end. The artifact is strong, very hard and long it seems to be some type of bone, most likely a jaw or beak. This artifact is about ten inches long. The teeth are not sharp which suggest that whatever used this artifact was not a carnivore instead it seems to be an herbivore. Since this animal seemed to be a herbivore there is no way they lived in the arid or polar climate. I am thinking this animal is from humid subtropics because there has to be a lot of plants to eat.

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This material, one from a plant, is small. It feels rigid, although, if crumpled in your hands, would be very easy to break. It looks branchy, with a very light tint of green. We believe this came from the humid-continental portion as well because plants like this would need an atmosphere like that (with water, normal temperatures, etc) to be able to fully thrive.

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This material is compressed in laminated paper. The material is leafy, as though it came from a tree. The material sample is small, but is predominantly green and brown. On the left side, there is a discrepancy and there is a black and whit material. This could come from the humid-continental biome because  green can not grow in the poles, and would need a warm land with moisture to grow.

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According to Anthony H. F. Li (2016), the climate issues facing earth at this time were "increased concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere... leading to global warming, rising sea levels and more frequent occurrences of extreme weather." Humans in the 21st century then held a conference containing many nations facing the challenges at the "Paris Climate Summit" in 2015. The nations worked together to understand climate and change how to mitigate it.

While we believe the humans made a good attempt at solving the problems they faced, without the support of Earth's biggest nation at the time, United States of America, the notion ultimately failed.

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These rocks look like they've came from a river bank and/or a creek. The rocks consist of many different shapes, sizes and colors. Some are circular with rounded edges, while others have a more flat from with sharp edges. Some of these have flat edges but still have a circular form which is neat. The size varies, but most of them are fairly small in size, while some are bigger than others.  The colors range from dark to light and all in between. There's black ones but then different shades that lead up to light grey. Some have a brownish color, with some orange/reddish tint. For the most part, they have a smooth texture, with some rough parts. Some of them are solid colors, while others consist of different colors and some have patterns for example, there are some with some sort of line design. Also, one is almost completely white, but for the most part they all vary in darker colors. According to brainpops information it states,"humid continental climates with warm summers and cold winters" (BrainPOP, 2016). With this, I think that this evidence came from the humid continental climate because this is the climate we live in and there are so many water sources that provide these rocks.

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Map of Climate Zones (where our evidence may have came from)

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Map of Climate Zones (where our evidence may have came from)

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(IMM, 2008)

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https://www.brainpop.com/science/weather/climatetypes/
http://printable-maps.blogspot.com/2008/09/climate-maps-united-states-and-canada.html
https://www.brainpop.com/science/diversityoflife/birds/
https://www.brainpop.com/science/diversityoflife/protists/
http://web.b.ebscohost.com/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=8&sid=6bff79cb-5219-4e9e-9627-2e880a55a301%40sessionmgr2
http://amazingincredible.blogspot.com/2014/06/artist-made-pieces-of-land-art-by-rocks.html
http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/outdoors/gardening/how-to-identify-common-lawn-weeds
https://plants.usda.gov/factsheet/pdf/fs_trre3.pdf
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.proxy.bsu.edu/doi/10.1111/tops.12188/epdf

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This is a fluffy down feather of some bird, that I think could possibly be a chicken. The down feathers of a bird keep the birds warm. This feather is for the most part all white, but the end gets a little darker in color. I would consider this color at the end a cream color, since it's not a huge transformation like some feathers may be. As stated on BrainPOP, "birds are endothermic, therefore they stay the same temperature in different temperatures" (BrainPOP, 2016). I think this goes to show that birds obviously live in all sorts of climates, but with given that these rocks are probably from a humid continental climate, I think these birds probably belong somewhere on a farm or on some sort of grassland. Also, if you think about it, birds that we see everyday don't have these fluffy feathers. They're usually stuff and all pieces that make up the feather are attached. These feathers are all split up, very soft and stiff like others. Although chickens do have a variety of feathers and some stuff ones, these defiantly look like a chickens feathers, especially the down feathers on them.

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This piece of evidence isn't easy to identify, but I think its a plant like protists. According to BrainPOP, "protists ae single or multi celled organisms that live in moist or wet surroundings, that can be plant like, animal like or fungus like" (BrainPOP, 2016). Shown in a video, there was a plant like protists with tubular features like this piece of evidence. There's the main part of the protist, but the tubular forms expand off of the main piece. Plant like protists have algae and many cells. This explains why it has dried up on the inside, but is left with the tubular structure. The texture of this is leaf-like and if you were to squeeze it, it was crumble like a leaf. It's a brownish/tan color which gives the good effect of it being dried up and aged. Based on previous evidence, I think this comes from a humid continental climate as well. It may have grew in the grasslands where the chickens rome and maybe grow between the river rocks, due to the moist wet surrounding. When these areas become dry, the plant like protists dry up.

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This oblong material is very stiff and uneasily bent. The top half is relatively smooth, and the bottom half is rugged and has "hairs" coming off of it. The object is brown in color, and reflects light fairly easily. The object is very thin (less than a quarter of an inch), and is about is a little more than a foot long. However, the object has a natural curve.