Visit this site to learn more about or the nearby forest. Once the Stanislaus National Forest is open for visitors again, people will want to come to visit. Create an article advertisement to convince kids to want to come. What recreational activities are there to do? What makes the Stanislaus Forest unique and inviting? Describe what the forest looks like or include pictures to be even more convincing! 

Read this article and do the review page. use the blue circle to mark the students choice. 

Download this first worksheet to work with Quadrilaterals. If you’d like a challenge, download this second worksheet to begin Combining Integers.

Use this checklist to help you choose an animal or plant to research that lives in the Stanislaus National Forest. Create an informative and fun article for your children’s magazine about your organism. Include pictures or drawings, fun facts, and any information you find interesting or important. Check out National Geographic Kid’s website for inspiration about how to write your article.

Watch this Brain Pop video about National Parks.

Did you know…? The Stanislaus National Forest is among one of the oldest National Forests and it was named after an Indian leader, Estanislao, Use these websites to help you create an article to add to your magazine about the history of the Stanislaus National Forest.

• History and Culture
• About the Forest

When did the forest become an official National Forest? What was it used for? What type of people used to live there? What other interesting facts could you include?

Help your student design a flyer or brochure of a national forest. Use this link for some pictures. You can use magazine clippings or just draw a national park. 

Get your kids moving with this super fun workout. March it out in between super fun moves to get that heart rate up. Can be done indoors or outdoors. Encourage the whole family to join the fun!

First, have your child do some warm-up stretches: 10-15 arm circles (front and backward), 15 jumping jacks, running in place for 30 seconds, 10 leg squats, 10 push-ups, and sit-ups then go to GoNoodle and have your child pick a couple of PE/Dance videos. 

Draw or paint your favorite place in the forest to be the cover of your magazine! If you can’t think of one, draw or paint a forest or nature landscape. For inspiration, watch this 8 minute video tutorial about How to Draw a Forest Scene. 

Grow your own garden. Visit this site and learn how to grow your own garden from recycled materials.