Project Hero Soil Quest - Teach: Report & Extend
Provided by: Soil Quest|Published on: July 12, 2022
Grades: 6, 7, 8
Type: Videos
Subjects: Biology, Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: Project Hero
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Synopsis
- This resource provides students with a digital form to submit their soil project report online to the Captain Planet Foundation and a list of citizen science projects that students can get involved in.
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The form provides students with questions that will help them explain the impact of their soil quest.
- The Extending Your Quest section supplies students with several soil projects that they can join to continue their quest to make the soil healthier.
- At the end of the Soil Quest, students can click the "Find a New Quest" button to start a new Project Hero Quest.
Additional Prerequisites
- This is the final part of the Teach section for Project Hero Soil Quest.
Differentiation
- The links to various citizen science websites in the Extend Your Quest section could be useful for any science class wanting to make their lessons applicable to real-world situations.
- Students can work in small groups to answer different questions from the form. When they are finished, groups can peer edit other groups' responses before pasting the responses into the digital form.
- At the end of Project Hero Soil Quest, students who want to continue working on environmental projects can start an environmental club. The club can use the Extending Your Quest section to find their first project.
- Other resources on this topic include this project on cleaning up trash in the community, this tree planting activity, and this project on starting a school garden.
Students will be motivated to point out the difficulties, achievements, and steps they took to restore soil health in this resource. Others will be inspired to research and take the initiative in soil restoration and climate change. It is advised to use this resource when instructing.
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