Audubon Adventures

Bartramian Audubon Society is offering Audubon Adventures curriculum materials for students in grades 3-6 in schools in Butler, Lawrence, Mercer and Venango Counties. Audubon Adventures classroom learning kits include printed student magazines and access for teachers to online instructional guides, assessments, interactive games, other teaching modules and resources. The standards-based content and materials can be integrated across multiple subject areas.

The theme for 2019-2020 is “Sharing Our World With Birds”.
Students will discover shore birds, seas birds and birds of prey through three related learning modules which include...

• Sharing Our Shores:   People love to have fun at the beach. For many kinds of birds, beaches are places to nest and raise young or to rest and refuel on long migratory journeys.

• Seabirds: Feathered Ocean Mariners: Seabirds come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes, and they have a fascinating array of adaptations for spending most of their lives on water.

• Raptors! The Birds of Prey: Owls, eagles, hawks, harriers, falcons, Osprey and Kites- the diverse and charismatic birds in this group share physical features that makes them the hunters of the sky.

Learn more about Audubon Adventures at  http://www.audubonadventures.org/ . Contact Nancy Bires, the chapter’s Education Chair, here to arrange to receive the materials. A limited number of sponsored subscriptions will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Act quickly, so that orders can be placed and materials received early in the school year.