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CNC 6-8 Naturalist ProgramsAvailable at CNC or YOUR SCHOOL
For a listing of Hamilton County Learning Expectations and Tennessee Science Curriculum Content Standards for each class visit the Program Standards page in this website. For reservations or more information, call 423-821-1160 ext. 107
Owls can be important indicators of ecosystem health! In this
program, students meet an owl up close, learn its basic adaptations
to life in the forest, and then experience how scientists can study
small mammal populations by dissecting owl pellets.
Students learn the specialized adaptations that most birds have
for flight. They also meet some of our native raptors up-close.
Students meet some of CNC’s native reptiles and amphibians.
Hands-on inquiry activities help students discover how important
reptiles and amphibians are to biodiversity and to the balance of
nature.
Students learn firsthand the
characteristics scientists use to classify amphibians, reptiles,
birds and mammals while meeting some of CNC’s animal ambassadors.
Students learn to identify rocks and minerals at lab stations by
testing for hardness, fracture, cleavage, luster, and other
identification methods. (As an added feature for this
class, they can also go on a fossil-finding trip to Durham Fossil
Site, part of the Lula Lake Land Trust – Added Cost: $3 per student)
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