Women on bridge Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.
Women on bridge Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.

Bring your students to the Blue Hills Trailside Museum to discover the biodiversity of animals in a forest habitat! This outdoor learning experience includes a bird beak variation game, a live animal encounter, and nature journaling focused on Museum exhibit animals that display color variations. Students will investigate how differences in traits can offer survival advantages and use evidence to explain why variation is important in nature. They will also construct arguments, supported by evidence, about why some organisms are better suited to survive than others.

Program Location(s):

  • Blue Hills Trailside Museum, Milton

Grades:

3, 4

Price:

Please see school program brochure for updated pricing information.

Learning Standards Supported:

  • 3-LS1-1 - From Molecules to Organisms--Structures and Processes - life cycles

  • 3-LS3-1 - Heredity--Inheritance and Variation of Traits - plant/animal inhereted traits evidence

  • 3-LS4-3 - Biological Evolution--Unity and Diversity - env. constraints on organisms survival

  • 3-LS4-5 (MA) - Biological Evolution--Unity and Diversity - pop. survival depends on reproduction

  • 4-LS1-1 - From Molecules to Organisms--Structures and Processes - animal/plant, internal/external structures

Contact:

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