Sunlight & Seasons
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Signs
of Spring:
Observations for
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This is the last Signs of Spring update for the schoolyear, so now you're on your own! Continue to go outside and look, smell, feel, and listen carefully. Draw and write about your observations. And don't stop when the schoolyear ends. On June 21, the summer solstice, be sure to write or draw in your Signs of Spring journal, handout, or checklist. As you look back at your observations, share your data, or create a giant timeline, look for interesting patterns. Try to track the same types of observations — such as when your first hummingbird arrives — from year to year. That's how scientists discover new patterns in the natural world and learn how our changing climate affects living things. |
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| Sunlight
Through the Schoolyear: What's Happened?
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Have
you been tracking sunrise and sunset times, daylength, or shadows
in your hometown? What have you noticed? You might not see much
from day to day, but sunlight has changed dramatically through the
school year. Let's take a look! |
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| Year-end Evaluation: Please Share Your Thoughts! >> | |||
| Will you take a
few minutes to complete our Year-end Evaluation? With your help, we can we document Journey North's reach, impact, and value. We need comments like yours to keep the program going and growing. Thank you! >> |
Year-end Evaluation >> |
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| This
is the final Signs of Spring Update. Thanks for participating. Please join us again in September! |
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