Bass In the Class - 2013
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Liven up your science curriculum with this hands-on aquatic biology program. rill your students with first-hand experiences of life cycles, food chains, ecosystems and animal behavior. Fullersburg Woods Nature Education Center 3609 Spring Road Oak Brook (630) 850-8110 Forest Preserve District naturalists will guide you through the details of this exciting eight-week program. You’ll learn how to raise native largemouth bass in your classroom and how to maintain your fish tank. The related classroom curriculum focuses on aquatic invasive species and water pollution. At the end of the eight weeks, your class will say farewell to your fish at a special Bass Release Day celebration at Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve! To participate, teachers must attend a short training. Interested in offering Bass in the Class to your students next fall? Then call Fullersburg Woods Nature Education Center today at (630) 850-8110. Fall 2013
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Information flyer for teachers wishing to participate in Bass in the Class, 2013.
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Liven up your science curriculum with this hands-on aquatic biology program. �rill your students with �rst-hand experiences of life cycles, food chains, ecosystems and animal behavior.
Fullersburg Woods Nature Education Center3609 Spring RoadOak Brook(630) 850-8110
Forest Preserve District naturalists will guide you through the details of this exciting eight-week program. You’ll learn how to raise native largemouth bass in your classroom and how to maintain your fish tank. The related classroom curriculum focuses on aquatic invasive species and water pollution.
At the end of the eight weeks, your class will say farewell to your fish at a special Bass Release Day celebration at Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve!
To participate, teachers must attend a short training.
Interested in offering Bass in the Class to your students next fall? Then call Fullersburg Woods Nature Education Center today at (630) 850-8110.
Fall 2013
