FREE 1 1/4 HOUR GUIDED TOURS
FOR ELEMENTARY GRADES, INCLUDING:
Kindergarten: The Senses - a comparison of how the 5 senses help us and the animals around us!
Grades 1-2: Neighborhood Animals - a lesson about raccoons, opossum, owls, hawks, skunks, and other local animals and their wetland habitat!
Grade 3: What Makes a Bird a Bird? - find out all about the nature of birds on a 3rd grade level! Kids have fun "preening" feathers and comparing the beaks and claws of various birds as well as other relevant information about these neighborhood flyers!
Grades 4-5 - Wetland Habitat, Lagoon History (includes Native American History), Predator-Prey (hawks, owls, etc.), Our Insect World, Plants!
(All tours begin with grade-level discussion of "what is a wetland habitat?")
All tours include indoor lesson, touching tables, lagoon walk. Name tags are requested (not mandatory). Please call Sue at least 1 month before to request visit date. Tours usually begin at 10 AM.
The Buena Vista Nature Center's Educational programs include the Audubon Adventures. A program designed by The National Audubon Society to help revitalize and educate today's generation on the importance of nature stewardship.
For more information, or to schedule your class for an upcoming visit, contact:
Renee Racine - 760-635-0867
(Scout Groups, Too!)
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Cinnamon Teal
Preschool Nature Storytime!
For ages 3-5
Monday, September 22, 10 a.m.
Have you have ever seen the wonderfully
intricate webs that a spider
weaves and wonder how they are
done or for what purpose? Come to
our Nature Storytime in September and find out these and
other facts about our eight-legged friends.
PLEASE NOTE: There are five Mondays in September,
but we will meet as usual on the fourth Monday at 10 a.m.
I hope you have all had a great summer and are ready for
more songs, crafts, and stories about our natural world.
Call Mary Ellen for details
760-918-6622
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Kestrel
OUTREACH PROGRAM
"Raptor's and Today's Ecosystem"
Appropriate for grades 6 to 12. Raptor varieties, attributes, food sources and challenges explored in the context of modern habitats.
If you would like more information on scheduling this program for your class, please contact:
Doug Schanzenbach at 760-390-8494
or
Renee Racine at 760-635-0867
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Western Gull
And we haven't forgotten the adults, either!
Buena Vista Audubon conducts many classes each year to help improve your birding skills. We regularly have classes on beginning and intermediate birding, Gull Identification, and Birding by Ear, just to name a few. Check the monthly calendar to see what's scheduled, or email bvaudubon@sbcglobal.net to find out what might be coming up.
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