I need a outdoor art activity to do with 2nd and 3rd grade students for 25 minutes.

My project is to create a plan for a community event that helps promote local animal shelters and encourages pet adoption. The event would include different booths where shelters can present animals available for adoption, along with fun activities, food, and informational stations to attract people and educate them about animal care. This event could take place during a time such as National Pet Adoption Month or another animal awareness initiative to increase engagment and relevance. This project aims to bring more attention to animal shelters in a way that is engaging and accessible for the community.

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world deserts, san diego birds, san diego desert environment, urban birdwatching, creating a podcast focused on a san diego bird with the purpose of making listeners more curious about birds

Conduct a multicultural fair to explore and celebrate different cultures. Students will research a country, prepare traditional dishes, and present on cultural practices.

Students will create a botanical garden to serve as an outdoor classroom. They will intentionally choose plants and trees that will allow them to practice NGSS standards. They will create this space for intentional learning like observation, researching and experimenation.

Birds and how they impact the word around us. They will learn about the different seasons effecting them, the tunes they sing and how they communicate, how to identify birds, how they make us feel when we see them and hear them. How can you create a community around birds. Then tie birds into tress and nests. The purpose of nests. How are we, as humans, connected to our own "trees" and "nests". How do we nurture them? How do birds nurture them? How do we feel when in nature, listening to birds? Noticing birds? What makes birds go away? What causes us to "go away"? Ensure kids are reading literacture, learning phonics, writing about it in a variety of ways, and then using science and social studies throughout the way too. Can focus on the history of birds. Pull in community partners for birding and such things like that

Kindergarteners will study rocks both literally and figuratively. Students will learn about the rock cycle, 3 types of rocks, and rocks that can be found in San Diego. Kindergarteners will create jewelry for the rock in their lives. They will write letters dedicating the rock to them.