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Objectives & Material
Record Books
Objectives
& Materials:
DA
- Discovery
- explore the
outdoors and learn to appreciate the natural environment
- learn about
air, energy, forestry, marine life, soil, water, and wildlife
- develop and
demonstrate leadership skills
- practice
principles that restore the natural environment
- acquire a
commitment to community action
- learn personal
development skills
DB
- Science Discovery
- explore the
world of rocks and minerals
- learn the
basics of the 3R's: reduce, reuse, and recycle
- understand
the trees around you
- learn about
oceanography
- learn about
the weather and climate
- explore the
world of spiders
- learn the
basics of astronomy and outer space
DFB
- EM* Power
- identify
waste management concerns and issues
- understand
how wast management concerns can become waste management issues
- be empowered
to take action on a local waste management issuee
DBD
- Water Resources
- acquire basic
knowledge about aquifers, aquifer protection, and watersheds
- understand
water use and its relationship to agriculture
- learn the
life cycle of the pacifc salmon
- understand
the need for protecting clean water
DBA
- Geology
- collect,
identify, and label common rocks
- identify
rocks and minerals by testing
- identify
and preserve fossils
DDC
- Fishing for Adventure
- learn fishing
skills and use of sportfishing equipment
- foster ethical
fishing behavior
- appreciate
and understand a commitment to natural resource stewardship
- provide knowledge
of the ecological and social basis of fisheries management
- appreciate
and understand the cultural, ecological, and socio-economic value
of fish and fishing
- develop leadership,
self-confidence, personal disipline, and critical thinking
WATER RESOURCES
EM4855 -
Protect our Water: Wally Otter Coloring Book
A coloring book that teaches gradeschoolers about water in our environment.
Introduces them to the water cycle, conservation, and pollution control.
EM4864 -
Experiencing Water Resources: A guide to Your River Basin, Studen
Workbook
This teaching packet is designed for use with third, fourth, and fifth grade
classes. It is tailored for teaching about the resources and issues within a
self-created river basin. The student experiences it through the eyes of a single
water droplet as it journeys along the entire basin network.
GEOLOGY
EM2875 -
Collecting Fossils
EM2879 -
Identifying Rocks and Minerals
EM2881-
Three Kinds of Rocks
FISHING
FOR ADVENTURE
MNBU7598 -
Take the Bait
This guide focuses on the basic knowledge needed to have fun
and be successful in the Sportfishing project. Youth will learn
the basics of knot tying and casting, what type of tackle to
use, how the aquatic environment can affect the fish populations,
and some of the interactions between people and fish habitat.
MNBU7599
- Reel in the Fun
This guide challenges youth to make connections between all the concepts
presented in the Sportfishing project. Activities include: learning
the basic types of casting, making tackle, understanding the biological
needs of fish and analyzing the relationship between fishing regulations
and environmental concerns.
MNBU7600
- Cast into the Future
This activity guide provides opportunities for youth to develop their
leadership skills, make their own artificial lures, explore aquatic
ecology, and consider important ethical issues related to fish and
fishing. Illustrated
For
leader and other publications see EM2778
Projects & Publications or to
order publications go to http://pubs.wsu.edu.
Click
here for additional sportfishing project information from
the state 4-H website.
Record
Books:
Whatcom
County Record Book Guidelines
Use Project
Journal extra project journals are available here.
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