The weather in North Carolina is pretty warm year-round, which makes for an excellent climate for lizards. When Michelle McElhiney’s fifth-grade students started noticing the lizards running around on the paved pathways in their outdoor classroom, where younger...
Our instructional team in the Carolinas wanted to share the following ideas on hurricane-based lessons with schools in south-eastern states. We are at the peak of hurricane season. Students have natural curiosity surrounding this weather phenomena and hurricanes can...
To help teachers across the country #SaveScience by giving their students more outdoor experiential science instruction, we collaborated with National Geographic Explorer magazine on plans for the root viewers we build in our Outdoor Learning Labs, as well as one of...
Fall (September – November) Pull weeds: make sure the students pull from the base of the plant and get all of the roots. Turn soil in vegetable beds: get ready for cool season planting. Fertilize: best to use compost, but also okay to use organic fertilizer. Mulch:...
Out Teach Announced as New 100Kin10 Partner Ahead of Network Exceeding Goal of Training New STEM Teachers by 2021 Out Teach Among More Than 40 New Partners That Will Become Part Of The STEM Education Network 100Kin10, a national organization dedicated to...
