MICHIGAN FORESTS FOREVER TEACHERS GUIDE

WHY DO TREES GROW THERE?

"Why Do Trees Grow There?",  Project Learning Tree High School Guide, page 97

Overview

Objectives

Teacher Guide Link   (make link to website info)

SCIENCE	SOCIAL STUDIES	MATH	LANGUAGE ARTS
S.I.1.ms5 S.II.1.ms4 S.II.1.ms5 S.III.5.ms6 S.V.1.ms1	SS.II.2.ms2 SS.II.2.ms3 SS.II.2.ms4	M.II.2.ms1 M.II.2.ms5 M.II.3.ms5 M.III.1.ms2 M.III.1.ms3 M.III.1.ms4 M.III.2.ms1 M.III.2.ms3	LA.I.1.ms1 LA.I.2.ms1 LA.I.2.ms3 LA.I.2.ms4 LA.I.3.ms3 LA.I.6.ms2 LA.I.9.ms2 LA.I.10.ms2 LA.I.11.ms2 LA.I.11.ms3 LA.I.11.ms4

Note:  Many of the activities on this website reference Project Learning Tree (PLT) activities.  PLT has copyrights on these activities but has granted permission to provide outlines to render a general ideas of what each activity covers.  There are two PLT activity books, one for Pre K-8 and another for high school (recent revisions).  There are also a number of special modules available through PLT in 2004.  For more information about PLT, visit the national website at www.plt.org and the Michigan PLT website at www.michiganplt.org. 

	This website was developed and created by Michigan State University Extension for the teachers of the State of Michigan.  The website is maintained by the Delta-Schoolcraft Independent School District in support of the Michigan Forests Forever CD-ROM from the Michigan Forest Resource Alliance.

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Please provide comments to Bill Cook:  cookwi@msu.edu or 786-1575

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