Dorroughby EEC TErm 3 2020 - Dorroughby
Dorroughby Environmental Education CentreNSW Department of Education2101 Dunoon Rd,DORROUGHBY NSW 2480Phone 02 6689 5286Mobile: 0418 211 972Email: dorroughby-e.school@det.nsw.edu.auWebsite: www.dorroughby-e.schools@det.nsw.edu.auDorroughby EEC TErm 3 2020Please distribute this newsletter to all teachers interested in Sustainability Education/Outdoor Classrooms.GENERAL NEWSJingelah Bloggerman! Hello Colleagues!DEEC are able to attend your schools to conduct incursions whilst professional learning workshops and campswith DEEC have been cancelled until the end of this term. Excursions at offsite venues are available as longas the groups (including teacher and DEEC staff) are less than 20.Incursion Brochures (K-6) and (7-12) are attached to end of newsletter.REMOTE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.The Environmental and Zoo Centres (EZEC) have created a range of resources to support teaching and learningfrom home. The resources were developed by Department of Education teachers from 25 Environmental andZoo Education Centres in NSW. Some resources are designed for teachers, others are designed for studentuse. The types of resources include: Google Sites, worksheets, virtual field study programs on differentbiomes, and many more curriculum based programs. These can be accessed via our school website’s home pageunder Remote Lessons, or sign into your google account and put in these links.K-6 - eEnvironment Life
The team at Dorroughby are, as well as contributing to the EZEC library of remote resources, busyconverting our most popular programs into remote learning lessons. For K-6 teachers we havecreated 4 local history lessons, 3 science lessons and 5 Maths in Nature lessons. These lessons don’tneed internet access, have elements of outdoor learning and include hands on activities. Links arefound from our school’s website home page, under the heading of Remote Lessons, or log into yourgoogle account and follow these links.KLAHistoryScienceMaths inNatureLessonThe Big ScrubLinkThe CedarGettersSchools in1870sA child’s life in1870Living WorldLesson ES1 –S1- PlantsLiving WorldLesson S2-3 PlantsMaterial WorldLesson S2-3 –Making cordageDivisionhttps://drive.google.com/open?id ive.google.com/open?id 1 zzZEYNcvLySNCq3LKUsrGQNiEnB6t2pMeasuringcarbon storedin a treeSymmetry innatureTree Heighthttps://drive.google.com/open?id 1tGrjMTOdX1N4NCx7i1nlnnO9ERJ2iKvHEnvironmental OutdoorsEducationtreasure Hunts1,2, and 3https://drive.google.com/open?id 1q-lN4CUJvogFqChW19B URKxPqsQBidBhttps://drive.google.com/open?id 1GIhx m/open?id gle.com/open?id gle.com/open?id gle.com/open?id 10nJ om/open?id 1WxoGFietNcyAKtnBq2q2SG xdSQ7nSxyhttps://drive.google.com/open?id gle.com/open?id gle.com/open?id gle.com/open?id gle.com/open?id 1DDy9- YVEelulNqhNw4hWapC9Mf3taMyEnvironment Life
For Secondary teachers, we have chosen our most popular Geography/Biology field studyprogram – Brunswick Heads field study – focusing on local Mangroves and Littoral Rainforestand created a online field study lesson based on DEEC’s existing program. This google sitelesson enables students to work through their work booklet with resources embedded into thegoogle site. It includes videoed experts; history and geology components; virtual beltvegetation and abiotic transects, virtual quadrats and field sketches.DEEC also has developed a Stage 4 – Water in our World – Geography online field studylesson that digitalises on our Year 7-8 excursion to Rocky Creek Dam; as well as a HistoryCurriculum support resource – The Rise of the Environmental Movement in the NorthernRivers, N.S.W/AustraliaThese can be accessed via our website (https://dorroughby-e.schools.nsw.gov.au/), under theheading ONLINE LESSONS. You will need to log into your google account and follow thelinks.DEEC 2020 Art Camp for Year 5Our Gifted and Talented Visual and Performing Environmental Arts camp has been moved back toTerm 4 this year - Nov 17th – 19th 2020. This year we will build skills in film making with adocumentry on how young people can address feelings about climate change, digital photography,create theatre in the bush, partipate in a drumming for self expression workshop and much more.Schools are to nominate ONLY 3 stage 3 students who are environmentally minded and artisticallygifted. Places are limited and FIRST IN FIRST SERVED so contact DEEC to get your application inASAP (see website or contact the centre)Green Innovation Awards 2020Our local 2020 Green Innovation Awards have been moved to later in the year. If you have apassionate Environmentalist on your staff please pass this link on www.greeninnovationawards.com.au so your students can grab their kit and start collaborating ontheir environmental innovations. Registrations have been extended until 3rd July and schools haveuntil 23rd September to submit their entry!Feel free if you have an idea of how we can assist you in anyway in the creating of virtual outdoor learning.Thanks to all the staff who continue to support their school communities in these times.Team Dorroughby.Environment Life
StreamwatchSpecific to your needsPlease contact DorroughbyEEC if you have anincursion that you wouldlike DEEC to develop andimplement with yourstudent's specific needs inmind.If you have a nearbywaterway DEEC cancome and do waterquality testing andStreamwatch withyour students.Cost for PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5.00 - per studentCONTACT US ONPhone: 02 oughby-e.schools.nsw.edu.au2101 Dunoon Rd , Dorroughby, 2480DORROUGHBYENVIRONMENTALEDUCATION CENTREIncursions K-6Dorroughby Environmental EducationCentre is a NSW Department of Educationschool that supports local schoolcommunities. Experienced teachersprovide curriculum based programs forstudents K-12 at your school and nearbysites.
Dorroughby Environmental Education CentreES1-S1Go Native! -Native Flora and FaunaScience-Geography-SustainabilityInsects – anatomy, camouflage,phasmids. School Safari – habitat.Botanical Art – microscopes, drawing.Native animals – games.S2 Science, Art, Geography – Wholoves invertebrates?Students focus on terrestrialinvertebrates and their roles in Earth'secosystems. Students will studyinvertebrates under the microscope andmake a stop motion production on iPadsconsolidating the day's learning.S2-3 SOIL ROCKS!! Beneath Our Feet- ScienceInvestigate soil- take part in erosionactivity-look at rock samples undermicroscopes-create soil crayons and usethem in art activity.ES1-S1Need for Shelter – withBunya the School FairyMeet Bunya the School Fairy– Habitat survey –Treasure Hunt – Createbird’s nests and eggs –nestbox activity- Nativeanimals- games.S2-3 – Cat on the IslandDrama-Sustainability-LiteratureUsing as stimulus the book Cat on the Island,students explore human impact on a small NZisland. Students discuss environmental literacyand the story from a conservation point of view.Students then decide on which key points of thebook to dramatise, create a script based on theconservation messages of the book, create props,and present/film the play.ES1-S1 ScienceStudents learn about the importance of water,how our catchment works, pollution with Dannythe Drip, and participate in a giant bubble makingactivity.S2-3 Sustainability – ScienceStudents take part in anEnvironmental workshop - outliningthe causes and effects of greenhousegases on our Earth and the basis ofClimate Change. Energy, Water,Biodiversity and Waste audits areconducted within the school grounds.Optional - students create a SchoolEnvironmental Management Plan(SEMP) OR another environmentalactivity.S2-3 Sustainability – ScienceInspection of Gliders –biodiversity audit of schoolgrounds- investigate hollows withcamera – nestbox activity –create a student led action planfor their school grounds.
StreamwatchSpecific to your needsPlease contact DorroughbyEEC if you have anincursion that you wouldlike DEEC to develop andimplement with yourstudent's specific needs inmind.If you have a nearbywaterway DEEC cancome and do waterquality testing andStreamwatch withyour students.Cost for PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5.00 per studentCONTACT US ONPhone: 02 oughby-e.schools.nsw.edu.au2101 Dunoon Rd , Dorroughby, 2480DORROUGHBYENVIRONMENTALEDUCATION CENTREIncursions 7-12Dorroughby Environmental EducationCentre is a NSW Department ofEducation school that supports localschool communities. Experienced teachersprovide curriculum based programs forstudents K-12 at your school and nearbysites.
Dorroughby Environmental Education Centre7-12 Drumming for WellbeingWorkshop1-1.5 hour drumming activity. DEEC havedjembes for up to 30 students. Drummingactivities focus on making good choices,good conversation skills, positiveinteractions and just having fun!Big Scrub Art WorkshopStudents learn about the Big Scrub – itshistory and cultural significance. Theythen take part in a botanical artworkshop using local vegetation andmicroscopes to create watercolourbotanical drawings.Field Study SkillsScience-GeographyDEEC staff will come to your school and run afield study workshop in your school groundsin order to teach students the basics ofGeographers tools.Create transects, and collect abiotic dataalong the transect line. Students learn howto create a field sketch. Prepare studentsfor field studies outside of school grounds.Stage 4 – English Literacy – Children’s BooksCat on the IslandDrama-Sustainability-LiteratureUsing as stimulus the book Cat onthe Island, students explore humanimpact on a small NZ island.Students discuss environmental literacy and thestory from a conservation point of view. Studentsthen decide on which key points of the book todramatise, create a script based on theconservation messages of the book, create props,and present/film the play.Sustainability – ScienceStudents take part in anEnvironmental workshop outlining the causes and effectsof greenhouse gases on our Earthand the basis of Climate Change.Energy, Water, Biodiversity andWaste audits are conductedwithin the school grounds andthen students create a studentled School EnvironmentalManagement Plan (SEMP) specificto the school's identified needfor actions.
NSW Department of Education . 2101 Dunoon Rd, DORROUGHBY NSW 2480 Phone 02 6689 5286 Mobile: 0418 211 972 . Email: dorroughby-e.school@det.nsw.edu.au . Website: www.dorroughby-e.schools@det.nsw.edu.au. Dorroughby EEC TErm 3 2020 Please distribute this newsletter to all teachers interested in Sustainability
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