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With an adult, go outside and observe the ecosystem around you! Make note of any plants and animals you find along the way. Take pictures of the wildlife you found and place into a Google slideshow.

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Record sounds in an ecosystem near you, such as birds or other small animals. Try to identify the animals based on their sounds. Using these recorded bird sounds, write and record a song about your observations in the field.

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Choose an ecosystem we have learned about and create a diorama! Use a 3D modeling tool, such as Tinkercad, to design you diorama before constructing.

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Write a 1 page diary entry about your walk in nature. Describe to the readers what plant and animal species you were able to find! Using Storybird, detail your nature walk into a digital story.

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With a small group, organize the species cards into a food web, based on the animals' eating habits. Be prepared to discuss producers, consumers (herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores), as well as decomposers. Recreate the food web in the Mindmap program.

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Make a collage of images for an ecosystem of your choice. Cut out pictures from magazines or print from a computer to help form your collage. OR make a digital collage using images from the internet - 20 pictures minimum.

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With an adult, go outside and count the number of each species of birds you find. Collect your data and organize it into bar graphs on Microsoft Excel.

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Have an adult videotape a nature walk of yours, where you act as the naturalist. You narrate the video and describe to the viewers your observations.