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Students will visit the habitat restoration site and note what observations they can make for each of their senses (minus taste).

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Learners will collect soil samples from different parts of the restoration site to analyze the soil quality and composition. This activity helps in understanding the importance of soil health in habitat restoration.

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Students will visit their restoration site, take pictures of the plants present in their zone and research what those plants are, what influence they have on the habitat.

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This activity involves students testing water sources within the restoration site for various parameters such as pH, temperature, and turbidity. It teaches them about the significance of water quality in ecosystems.

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Macroinvertebrates - water quality testing lesson

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Macroinvertebrates - water quality testing lesson

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At the end of the outdoor learning experience, students will gather in a circle to share their experiences, learnings, and reflections on the importance of habitat restoration and environmental conservation.

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Students will learn basics of wildlife tracking and use tracking sheets to identify and record sightings of birds, mammals, and other animals in the restoration area. This fosters a deeper connection to the local ecosystem.

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As a craft and conservation activity, students will build birdhouses to be placed around the restoration site, providing shelter for birds and engaging students in bird conservation efforts.

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Students can journal through drawing and writing about different elements they notice of the habitat restoration site.

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To assess learning through nature journaling