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Prompt: What happened between Roosevelt and Muir on their camping trip?

Student task: Share a summary, drawing, or key event from the book by adding a POST [+] to this column.

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IB Link: Change — exploration leads to discoveries that can change how the world works.

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Exploration & Discovery

Prompt: How did exploring Yosemite lead to new discoveries about protecting nature?

Student task: Connect how Muir and Roosevelt’s trip helped people understand the need for national parks by adding a POST [+] to this column.

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IB Link: Connection — advocacy in the past connects to advocacy in today’s world.

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Prompt: What issues in today’s world need advocacy (climate change, water, animals, forests)?

Student task: What is something that you could be an advocate for? Share your idea by adding a POST [+] to this column.

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IB Link: Inquiry — sparking new investigations.

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Wonder Wall

Prompt: What questions do you still have about national parks, advocacy, or discoveries in nature?

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1. 📖 The Story

“One important thing that happened on the camping trip was…”

“This trip changed America because…”

“My favorite part of the story is when…”

2. 💬 What is Advocacy?

“Advocacy means…”

“Advocacy is important because it can…”

“An example of advocacy I have seen is…”

3. 🌲 Advocacy in Action: Muir & Roosevelt

“John Muir spoke up for nature by…”

“Roosevelt made a decision to…”

“Because of Muir’s advocacy, the result was…”

4. 🔎 Exploration & Discovery

“When they explored Yosemite, they discovered…”

“Exploration can lead to discoveries like…”

“The trip helped people realize that…”

5. 🗣 Advocacy Today

“A problem in the world today that needs advocacy is…”

“If I could advocate for something, I would…”

“One way to speak up for change is…”

6. ❓ Wonder Wall

“I wonder why…”

“A question I still have is…”

“I am curious about…”

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Prompt: How can advocacy change the way people explore and use the natural world?

Student task: Share an example of advocacy you’ve seen in nature, school, or community by adding a POST [+] to this column.

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IB Link: Responsibility — individuals have a role in protecting natural systems.

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Prompt: How did John Muir’s advocacy influence Roosevelt?

Student task: Post a thought, quote, or image showing how advocacy protected nature by adding a POST [+] to this column

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Giving animals and humans a safe place to live and healthy food.

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Giving animals and humans a safe place to live and healthy food.

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Yosemite National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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Yosemite National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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Not just a great valley, but a shrine to human foresight, the strength of granite, the power of glaciers, the persistence of life, and the tranquility of the High Sierra. First protected in 1864, Yosemite National Park is best known for its waterfalls, but within its nearly 1,200 square miles, you can find deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias, a vast wilderness area, and much more.

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Muir Woods National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)

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Muir Woods National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)

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Walk among old growth coast redwoods, cooling their roots in the fresh water of Redwood Creek and lifting their crowns to reach the sun and fog. Federally protected as a National Monument since 1908, this primeval forest is both refuge and laboratory, revealing our relationship with the living landscape.

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I could pick up trash

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Exploring Yosemite got President Roosevelt to make laws about destroying wilderness so future generations could see them.

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Muir stop people from people stop chopping down Sokoya trees down by, telling people nature is important don't chop down TREES!

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In Camping with the President, Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir spent time hiking, camping, and exploring the wilderness. Think about all the things they did on their trip. What forms of energy do you notice as part of their camping adventure? Be sure to explain your answer with examples from the story. POST [+] YOUR ANSWER

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I could be advocate by helping with chores and by helping at school and not misbehaving.

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Muir and Roosevelts trip helped people understand the need for national parks because when people don't know something about nature they can go to the national parks and learn about what they don't know. Adalyn Kellner

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if I was on the caping trip I what see light, heat and mechanical.

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I would be an advocacy for the forest, and I would tell people to stop cutting down trees because it hurts nature it hurts people and people in the future can't see those trees. Adalyn Kellner

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I still wonder if they will build more national parks for many other people to see. Adalyn Kellner

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Some of the forms of energy I noticed were mechanical because of them moving and the sequoia trees growing. There was also chemical because of the food they were eating and the fire they were making

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Teddie desisted to make national parks because of Muir telling him that if we don't do something now then all of the sequoia trees will be gone, and future generations will not be able to see them

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They had light energy, sound energy, chemical energy, mechanical energy. Adalyn Kellner

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When Teddie and Muir went on a camping trip to save the wilderness, they made the forest a national park. People realize that if we do not take good care of our forests and national parks the then are futter generations will not be able to witness these beautiful things.

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I could advocate for people in other places and help them do things that they could never do

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Muir and Roosevelt camping trip understand the need for national parks is that if they did not care trees would cought down and no body would see it

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Lots of incredible things happened because of this trip, like how the president made laws on destroying the forest, and how a lot more people started believing to save the forest because of Roosevelt.

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Muir and Roosevelt helped people understand the need for national parks because people need national park for the history

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Sense they didn't cut down the trees that's how national parks. National parks important it shows that you can make something amazing.

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Muir and Teddie worked together to save the giant Grizzley and made national parks to protect the other trees and wildlife

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Muir and Teddie worked together to save the giant Grizzley and made national parks to protect the other trees and wildlife

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amelia

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Helping clean up stuff around the world.

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I wonder if the national parks are still there today?

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do the right thing even if nobody is watching or it is hard to

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organizing books at a library.

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Teddy decided to protect the giant grizzly tree so future generations to see

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Muir and Roosevelt trip help people see that national parks are a good way to see their history.

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I wonder if people are planting Sequa trees or cutting them down

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in the article it say they want the future generation to se these magnific nature so they never cut down the trees for all of I know.

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John Muir and Theodore Roosevelt told people to stop cutting down trees when he saw people cutting trees and making hotels

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The camping trip led to building national parks and protected the giant grizzly for more people to see

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Why does Teddie like nature so much?

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Peace

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it is so wonderful

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When Muir and Roosevelt came across the Grizzy Giant, the biggest sequoia trees, just for people to cut it down the next day. -Zachary S

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this park is good because if Roosevelt did not make this park we would not have seen the Yosemite Park today! :] shawn-kurt

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these people are picking up trash from the ocean to keep these sharks and nature alive .

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sharks looking at people picking up trash 

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I wonder if there ever was a national park at that time when teddy Rosabell was there

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they were using the energy form motion energy because they were hiking so they had to walk place to place, or the horse had to .

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when will we stop making buildings to make them "famous"

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more people gone camping after they herd Rosabell went camping

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Muir and Roosevelts trip helped people understand the need for national parks because when people don't know something about nature they can go to the national parks and learn about what they don't know. ALEX TALBOTT

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I wonder where some of the national parks Roosevelt are

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To stop polluting the ocean and littering. -Zachary S

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Will the world become a better place? -Zachary S

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I could advocate for people in other places and help them do thing that they could never do. ALEX TALBOTT

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When the president really wanted to go to the forest and when he wanted to help save wildlife and nature. -Zachary S

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I sill wonder if they will build more national parks for many other people to see.

ALEX TALBOTT

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without Mr. Roosvelt we wouldn`t have any parks. so, if he didn`t go on that camping trip we would never have those Sequoia trees.

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it is so wonderful

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we can clean the sea so the sea animals don`t get sick.

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I wonder if there is a national park named after Mr. Roosevelt.

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they were using the energy from motion energy because they were hiking so they had to walk place to place or the horse had to. ALEX TALBOTT

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IT IS WAY WE HAVE LVE ON OUR PLANET AND ENERGY AROUND OUR PLANET

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The big sequoia trees were being cut down by citizens that didn't know how important the trees were. Teddy was worried that the next future generations of people would not be able to experience or see the great sequoia trees.

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I want to be an advocate for animals like turtles. For example, people help turtles in many different ways , whether its helping turtles cross the road or even making sure they are able to lay their eggs on the beach without getting stepped on. I have helped turtles cross the road to make it to the other side carefully . I have also seen a turtle lay their eggs. It is important to help animals and stop people from hurting animals who can't defend themselves.

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Is Yosemite National park still a National Park?

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The president did not like what was happening so he went back to Washington. He advocated for national parks, laws were created to protect the national parks and trees.

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I saw Thermal energy because they cooked breakfast with the campfire. I also noticed the birds and all the sounds in the forest which is sound energy.

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someone making bacon and eggs in a campfire

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i wonder why people are still cutting don trees.

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Motion when they were riding horses or walking. Heat when they were by the fire or in the sun.

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They did a lot of motion energy

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to take care of tree's

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do not

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Since Roosevelts advocacy helped nature now us future gens can see the pretty nature. :]

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to see what nature look like

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thay helped nature and sal cool things

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He wanted people to stop cutting tree's and made national parks

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when T.R went on a trip with Muir. Muir told him that people were cutting down the Sokoya trees all though all you can make with them is a fence. so, T.R made national parks to protect the trees so he said when he was giving his speech do not cut down the trees but he keeps getting denied so he kept fighting for the trees" like the lore axe" and he made nationonal parks

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water or hydro energy because roosevelt was in the cold water. :]

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we can donate to a shelter

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The president made national parks after the camping trip because he did not want the wilderness destroyed

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people in yellow, pink, purple, and bluue

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It is nighttime and the moon and stars are lighting up the forest

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Light, Mechanical, chemical, heat and sound