Students in Grades 4 & 5 are at the McCall Outdoor Science School (MOSS) this week. Grade 4 students are experiencing MOSS’ “Geology Rocks!” and “Go With the Flow” modules, which are taught in conjunction with their Riverstone “How the World Works – Ever Changing Earth” transdisciplinary PYP unit. Grade 5 students are exploring MOSS’ “Exploring Ecosystems” and “Awesome Adaptations” modules which will enhance their Riverstone “Sharing the Planet – Survivor Island” PYP transdisciplinary unit.
Students are also designing and conduct their own field ecology “Capstone Project” that will tie their experiences together.
We can’t wait to hear of their adventures! In the meantime, enjoy the photos of our Grade 4 students: everything from searching for macro-invertebrates to checking out bear scratches on a tree to Ms. Fitz telling ghost stories to classroom time! And…a favorite tradition of all MOSS trips…the discovery of bear scat!
Thanks to Heather Webster for sharing! And thanks to MOSS for hosting our students this week.
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