STUDENTS LEARN “WHAT’S WILD” ABOUT OHIO 

COSI COLUMBUS COMES TO BELLE STONE

 May 9, 2008-     
The day begins with a 45-minute interactive assembly introducing the student body to Ohio’s natural habitats, animals, and ways to protect and enjoy them. This fun, educational assembly is followed by hands-on activity sessions during which the students become “field biologists”, to learn the importance of banding animals to track their territories.  They also get the chance to pet real coyote and black bear furs, get an enlarged view of insects while using microscopes and go on a bird hunt.
“The COSI on Wheels program aligns with Ohio Academic Content
Standards and will allow our students to learn about wildlife biology in an
environment that breeds excitement and curiosity about a topic they
might not have clearly grasped in the traditional classroom setting,” said
Mrs. Downard.  “By allowing students to engage in their own learning, they
will have an opportunity they won’t soon forget.”
What’s Wild? is presented by Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife.  COSI is a hands-on science center located in Columbus, Ohio. Each year more than 350,000 students take part in one of the COSI on Wheels programs.

To view the grade 3 Power Point Presentations, please click on the link below.

Mrs. Wenning's Power Point Presentations

Mrs. Aquino's Power Point Presentations

Have you heard the good news?  Belle Stone was awarded with the EETT grant funded by the state of Ohio.    Please read the attachment to learn all about our grant!

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