Lessons Lesson 1: Exploring Natural History Collections
Create an artistic rendition of a hummingbird nest based on information from a virtual exhibit. Use field studies, biological specimen analysis, and scientific information sources to create a virtual exhibit and learning experience for a general audience. Observe, collect, and share field data of birds living in their community and Zion National Park. Make a birdfeeder to encourage bird visitation to their home. Virtually visit a natural history museum to understand collection exhibits and their role in modern society. Share scientific information with the general public in an understandable and impactful manner.į. Read and designate reliable scientific information from internet and text sources about birds and use the source for research. Study and analyze biological specimens. Understand how different adaptations in birds relate to different ecosystems. 3D Virtual Reality Exhibition Maker or other resource of your choiceĭ. All About Birds, Cornell College of Ornithology. National Capital Area Natural History Collections Virtual Museum Exhibit “Reading a Bird Specimen” (Microsoft Word). Video: Owl Feather Fluorescence (Zion video – Owls with Ranger Janice and Penelope) (3 min). ZION National Park PowerPoint: “Learning from Specimens”. A Day in the Life of a Field Researcher (6 minutes). DOI National Park Service Natural History Field Observation (Form 10-257). "Lesson 2 Bird Field Observation Data Sheet” (PDF). “Lesson 2 PowerPoint Narrative Outline” (Microsoft Word). ZION National Park PowerPoint: “Field Notes, Observations, and Archives”. Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History Tour- Permanent Collectionīird seed Feeder construction supplies (3 options):. "Reading a Natural History Specimen" worksheet (Microsoft Word). “Scavenger Hunt Natural History Museum” worksheet (Microsoft Word). ZION Background Information (PDF) (additional information on Overview page of Zion virtual exhibit).
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