Adaptations for Survival with Shenandoah National Park – In-Park
by National Park Service, Shenandoah National Park

Living things use adaptations to respond to life needs for survival. These adaptations may be behavioral or physical in nature. Students will investigate adaptations of plants and animals living in Shenandoah National Park using observation, investigation, discovery, and participation skills. As human and environmental impacts are evaluated, students will consider and practice stewardship behaviors that support healthy habitats. This field trip is recommended for third grade.

OfferingsOfferings
  • Curriculum & instructional materials, Direct teaching, Field trips, Professional development/consulting for administrators
AudiencesAudiences
  • 3rd Grade Students / Youth
LocationLocation
    Other Location
TimingTiming
    During school day
  • Summer
ThemesThemes
  • Conservation (Wildlife/Habitat)
  • Energy
  • Other
  • : Survival
Academic AlignmentAcademic Alignment
    Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)
  • State Standards (Write in Other)
  • Other
  • : Virginia Science Standards - 3.1, 3.4, 3.8
LanguagesLanguages
    English
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