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Additional Search Results 1 - 10 of 117 for Hiking
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1. Rates of change
...edometer. If a secant line is drawn between two points, P and Q, on a curve y = f(x), and if Q is allowed to move along the curve toward P, then the secant line will rotate toward a limiting position (which is the tangent line at P). 3. Examples: In Mount Rainier National Park, here are some of the hiking trails in the Longmire area: (1) Trail of the Shadows: .7 miles round-trip; average hiking time is 30 minutes. (2) Carter Falls/Madcap Falls: 2.2 miles round-trip; 500' elevation gain; average hiking time: 2 hours. (3) Rampart Ridge: 4.6 mile loop; 1,339' elevation gain; average hiking time: 2.5 hou...
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2. Naturehike.Html
Physical Education Unit Plan on: Nature Hiking Outline Instant Developmental Block Plan Task Cards Parent Safety Activities Analysis Report Lesson Plans Assessment Assessment Identification References Links Answers
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3. How Far To Mount Katahdin (Part II)
...earch email this idea to a friend Email Idea to a Friend printer friendly version How Far To Mount Printer Friendly Version Katahdin (Part II) Materials Name of Activity: How Far To Mount Katahdin (Part II) Product Suggestions from: Purpose of Activity: To teach students to calculate distance while hiking. Calculator $8.39 Suggested Grade Level: 9-12 White index Materials Needed: timer, 1/4 mile track or measured distance, note Cards Ruled 4x6" cards or forms, calculator (pk/100) $2.49 Description of Idea Part Two of our trip to Mount Katadhin finds us focusing on how fast students can and should hik...
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4. An Online Adventure
...submitter was awarded a $50 honorarium. See our guidelines to submit yours! Web Trails: An Online Adventure Subject: Language Arts, Educational Technology, Geography Grade: 6-8, 9-12 Kelly Ickes, who teaches at Novak Elementary School in Marion, Iowa, submitted this week's lesson, a WebQuest about hiking Iowa's parks and trails. Brief Description Students research Iowa's parks and trails, plan a day trip to one of the places they learn about, and write a fiction story based on the information they find. Objectives Students will demonstrate the ability to work in groups, use online resources, and wri...
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5. Outdoor Recreation Field Trip
...e ES in Merchantville, NJ. Gary Walton can be contacted at garyw6363@hotmail.com. Name of Best Practice: Outdoor Recreation Field Trip Rationale/Purpose of Event: To expose students to lifetime fitness activities. Suggested Grade Level: 6-8 Materials Needed: Location which has an area for canoeing, hiking, or other outdoor recreational activities. Outdoor Recreation Field Trip Many students have never had the opportunity to participate in outdoor recreational activites. To combat this unfortunate situation students from Merchantville Elementary School are taken to a local YMCA camp for a day of hikin...
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6. How Far To Mount Katahdin (Part V)
...il this idea to a friend Email Idea to a Friend printer friendly version Printer Friendly Version PE Central Store Name of Activity: How Elem Lessons Far To Mount Katahdin (Part V) PE Central Store Health Ed Products PEC Store Secondary Lessons Purpose of Activity: To understand the relationship of hiking/backpacking and caloric consumption as well as to develop an understanding of diet, nutrition, cooking and planning skills. More Products Suggested Grade Level: 9-12 Materials Needed: Access to a computer that is hooked up to the Internet, Copyright/ the worksheet provided below. Disclaimer Descript...
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7. How Far To Mount Katahdin (Part III)
...his idea to a friend Email Idea to a Friend printer friendly version How Far To Mount Printer Friendly Version Katahdin (Part III) Materials Name of Activity: How Far To Mount Katahdin (Part III) Product Suggestions from: Purpose of Activity: To teach students to calculate distance while Calculator hiking with a load and up a hill. $8.39 Suggested Grade Level: 9-12 White index Cards Ruled 4x6" Materials Needed: timer, 1/4 mile track or measured distance, hill (pk/100) for the students to climb, note cards or forms, calculator $2.49 Description of Idea Part Three of our trip to Mount Katadhin finds us...
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8. BC Education - PE Grade 9: Movement (Alternative-Environment Activities)
...a variety of environments + + To view the prescribed learning outcomes for Movement (Alternative-Environment Activities) in other grades click on an icon below. + + Grades 8 Grade 10 + + + + Suggested Instructional Strategies Through a variety of alternative-environment activities (e.g., canoeing, hiking, aquatics, orienteering), students expand their knowledge of and skills in specific activities in community and outdoor settings. Students may apply movement concepts and skills to a variety of land- and water-based activities, which provide a foundation for pursuing lifelong activities in alternati...
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9. BC Education - PE Grade 7: Movement (Alternative-Environment Activities)
..., local park, or outdoors school. Students will discover links between active living and our environment. Strategies: Invite a local parks employee or naturalist to speak about visiting wilderness areas. Have students participate in a vigorous daily walking program to prepare for activities such as hiking, camping, snowshoeing. Prepare a chart of factors to consider when planning outdoor activities (e.g., weather, terrain, wildlife). For each factor, list ways to adapt to outdoor conditions (e.g., use sunblock, protective clothing). Have students prepare a first-aid kit for a planned outing. Review f...
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10. BC Education - PE Grade 8: Movement (Alternative-Environment Activities)
...to appreciate, maintain, and participate in land- or water-based activities. These explorations outside the gymnasium form a basis for lifelong involvement in leisure pursuits in the community. Strategies Have students run over different terrains, climbing and jumping, as a lead-up to orienteering, hiking, or cross-country skiing. Have students use maps and compasses to follow an orienteering course. Have students select equipment and clothing specific to an outdoor activity (e.g., skiing, hiking). Use videos, posters, or personal experiences to draw up class lists of safety and survival skills in di...
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