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Welcome to Outdoor School! What is it? What will I do? What do I need to bring?

Outdoor School Stories by OSU Extension Service

Please access our library of Classroom Resources for use throughout the school year and for students who may opt to stay at school during your Outdoor School Week

Observations
I Notice, I Wonder, It Reminds Me Of
Adaptations
Characteristics that help animals survive in their environment.
Forest Succession
What happens after a forest fire, when the forest is wiped to the ground?
Forest Ecology
What is an apex predator? Do they help or hurt our ecosystem?
FBI
What happens to all that dead stuff in nature? Special agents are on the case!
Fractals
Notice the similarity between these natural phenomena? Let’s learn on a Fractal Adventure!
Leaves
Learn how plants release oxygen, how they change color, and more.
Salmon
Salmon: it's catchy! Salmon are a huge life force in the Pacific Northwest.
Water
Water covers two thirds of our planet, but how much do you really know about it?
Grande Ronde Tribal History
Learn about Indigenous people, their history, culture, and relationship with land.
Birds
Do dinosaurs still exist? Learn about their closest living relatives: birds!
Blanket Forts
Kids vs Wild: Could you build a shelter that helps you survive in the wild?

Northwest Regional Education Service District

Classroom Resources

Welcome to Outdoor School! What is it? What will I do? What do I need to bring?

Outdoor School Stories by OSU Extension Service

Observations

Adaptations

Forest Succession

Forest Ecology

FBI

Fractals

Leaves

Salmon

Water

Grande Ronde Tribal History

Birds

Blanket Forts

Dirt

Mushrooms / Fungi

Sharks