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A PRR Service Learning Project Weve been learning about wildlife For over two months weve been learning about wildlife in our backyards in Missouri and in other parts of the world How did get our information ID: 443726

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“Operation Wildlife Protection”

A PRR Service Learning ProjectSlide2

We’ve been learning about wildlife!

For over two months we’ve been learning about wildlife, in our backyards, in Missouri, and in other parts of the world.Slide3

How did get our information?

Let’s see as group if you can names any of the 9 sources where PRR got information about wildlife in AM or PM PRR:1. Xplore Magazine – wildlife magazine by the Mo. Dept of Conservation

2. Guest Speaker Mr. Matthew from the Audubon Center – bald eagle expert3. Guest Speaker Miss Ashley from the Endangered Wolf Center4. Guest Speaker Miss Casey from the Wildlife Rescue Center – animal medical care and backyard wildlife expert

5. Field Trip to Columbia Bottoms to learn about

Misouri

wildlife from Miss

Nicki

– Naturalist for Mo. Dept. of Conservation

6. Watching eagle webcams about Larry and Lucy and Einstein and Elsie.7. Reading library books about animals8. Watching the “Born to Be Wild” dvd about baby orphaned African elephants and baby Orangutans9. Scholastic News Online – various animal storiesSlide4

New Vocabulary Words

We learned about some new words that relate to wildlife. Which words can you summarize their meaning

?WildlifeHabitatEco-system

Extinct

Endangered

Conservation

Population and Community

Orphan

Food Chain

DDTEagletLife CycleSurvivalPrey

Migration

Mammal

Amphibian

ReptileSlide5

Think About It:Wildlife’s

SurvivalWhat conclusions can we make aboutproblems wildlife face in trying to survive?

How can we as citizens of Missouri help wildlife?How can we help others learn about problems Missouri wildlife faces?

Why should we help Missouri wildlife?Slide6

Service LearningThe Big Idea

The “Big Idea” in service learning is to:1. Identify a big problem in our world2. Learn

about the problem3. Think about ways to help solve the problem4.

Take

action and work as a group to help solve the problemSlide7

One Idea!

What if PRR wrote and published a book about Wildlife Protection to share with our families, friends, teachers and classmates?What are some ideas we could include in the “Operation Wildlife” Protection Book?How might this book help wildlife in Missouri?Slide8

Operation WildlifeWe Need Everyone’s Help

If PRR was to write and publish a book about protecting wildlife in Missouri and the World, everyone in PRR could help make a page for the book. Some PRR kids might make more than one

page!Slide9

Here is a sample of w

hat a page might look like:Slide10

1-2-3-4 Plan for this page:

1. a picture of the animal – photo from a website or a drawing by the student2. some facts about the animal3. how humans can protect this animal

4. Sources – where you got your informationSlide11

Now it’s Your Turn!

1. Choose a wildlife animal to create a page about for our book2. Research about this animal: use library books, wildlife magazines, and educational websites to get information and interesting facts3. Choose a photo or create a drawing of your animal

4. Make a sloppy copy of your wildlife page5. Go to the Computer Lab and create your wildlife page on the computerSlide12

We Can Publish our Book Pagesin Power Point!

1. Open a new Power Point2. Choose a layout for the page3. Orientate the book page – Landscape or Portrait – we all

must do this the same way for

the

group book!

4. Insert animal photos, drawings, your writing about your animal

5. Save your file

6. Let you PRR teacher make a copy of your file on the PRR Flash DriveSlide13

After PRR’s Operation Wildlife Book is Published…..

Who could you show this book to to teach others about wildlife once it is printed?Slide14

PRR’s Operation Wildlife Book

What is the “Big Idea” of this PRR’s Operation Wildlife book?Just think, after people read our book about protecting wildlife in Missouri and the World, PRR’s work might influence others to protect wildlife too! Think how many animals this will save, many even from become extinct!! Remember the Red Wolf!! They still live today!!