Lessons for Hope
Home Teachers Students Scrapbook Projects    
Lessons for Hope Email Lessons for Hope Roots & Shoots Lessons for Hope Home Lessons for Hope Credits
 
Student's Journal

Pioneer: Help Improve Lives of Animals in Your Community

Both domesticated and wild animals benefit from enriching environments. There are many projects you can participate in to keep these animals happy and healthy. For example, you may decide to create object enrichment or you may want to provide food enrichment. Below are different ways students have helped the animals in their communities.
   
Arrow Enrichment Projects and Resources:
 
  • The Oakland Zoo Teens Roots & Shoots group taught people how to make Cat Dancers, which can be donated to animal shelters or taken home to family pets.
  • The Buddy Taylor Middle School Roots & Shoots group held “Holiday in September.” The group gathered hundreds of pounds of pet food for local shelters.
    • Many animal shelters need items such as pet food and blankets. Click here to find animal shelters in your area.
  • The Icicle River Roots & Shoots group created a mountain bluebird trail, including bluebird boxes, native plant gardens, and a traveling display.
 
 Student's Journal:
 Unit One
  ArrowRoots
  ArrowShoots
  ArrowMentors
 Unit Two
  ArrowObserver
  ArrowPioneer
  ArrowExpert
 Unit Three
  ArrowKnowledge
  ArrowCompassion
  ArrowAction
 Unit Four
  ArrowResilience
  ArrowPerseverance
  ArrowCelebration
 
 Related Topics:
  ArrowABC's of Chimp Behavior
  ArrowDr. Jane's Scrapbook
  ArrowE-Card
  ArrowMultiple Intelligences
Profile
  ArrowOnline Dictionary
  ArrowTree Sketching Guide
 
 Site Information:
  ArrowHelp
  ArrowImage Credits
  ArrowSite Map
  Email Lessons for Hope to a Friend  
Lessons for Hope Contact Info
© 2010 Jane Goodall Institute: Lessons for Hope - Content. All Rights Reserved.
© 2010 3rd Learning - "Lessons For Hope" Website. All Rights Reserved.