Homeschool Fall Red-tailed Hawk Class (Ages 6 to 8) - Wednesday AM

Red-tailed hawks have keen eyes, curious minds, and can soar long distances. Our Red-tailed Hawk group is the name for our homeschool class for 6 to 8 year olds. This series introduces homeschool students to basic ecology while nurturing an appreciation for and understanding of the natural world.

This fall we will practice our science skills to do real experiments and data collection in nature while using real science tools. Highlights include learning to use equipment like insect collection nets, ID guides, binoculars, and trail cameras in order to study the wild creatures all around us at the wildlife sanctuary. Some data will even be submitted to real wildlife studies!

September 20: Insect Investigation in the Field (Monarch Watch)

September 27: Rockery Pond Turtle Count (Turtles and Climate)

October 4: Salamander Survey (Coverboard Amphibian Monitoring)

October 11: Life Under a Log (Habitat Preference Experiment)

October 18: How Can You Tell if a River is Healthy? (Water Quality)

October 25: What's a Chickadee's Favorite Food? (Seed Experiment)

November 1: Mammals in Motion (Tracking and Trail Cameras)

November 8: A Wildlife Crime Scene Investigation!

* If needed, we will have a make-up class on November 15th.