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“Nothing is real until it is experienced”

Outdoor Education in

Montgomery County Providing opportunities for all students in

Montgomery

County to engage in authentic learning

outside of the four walls of the classroom

Proporcionamos a

todos los estudiantes de Montgomery County la oportunidad de

participar en cuadros legítimos de

aprendizaje fuera del aula

La Educación al Aire Libre en el Condado

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Overview

• What is Outdoor Education?

• What will students be doing when they are there?

• What do parents and students need to do to prepare? • ¿Qué es la educación al aire libre? ¿Qué aprenderá su hijo/a?¿Qué necesitan hacer usted y su hijo/a?

Agenda

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When you hear Outdoor

Education, what do you think?

• Campfires, games and singing

• Kids sharing meals, doing k-p, crafts, etc. • Kids having fun

• Recreational activities

Las fogatas, juegos y niños cantandoCompartiendo comidas, haciendo manualidades, etc.Niños divirtiéndoseUna variedad de actividades recreativas Cuando escucha la frase educación al

aire libre, ¿qué se imagina?

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It’s a fun way to learn outdoors...

…your child may not realize how much he/she is learning!

...y puede que sea que su niño ni se dará cuenta lo

mucho que está aprendiendo!

Es una buena manera de

aprender al aire libre...

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The Smith Center

Students will stay at the Smith Center three days and two nights.

They will participate in outdoor activities

whatever the weather.

Whether we go in spring, winter or fall…be prepared!

Los estudiantes se alojarán en el centro Smith tres días y dos noches.

Participarán en actividades al aire libre sea cual sea el tiempo.

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Dates for 2013

• April 22-24, 2013 • Mrs. Perikles’ students • Mr. Harrigan’s Periods 4, 5, and 7 • Ms. Pollock’s Period 3 • Ms. Bullock’s Period 7 • April 24-26, 2013 • Mr. Harrigan’s Period 3 • Ms. Pollock’s Periods 2 and 5 • Mr. Barragan’s Periods 1 and 3 • Ms. Brandy’s Period 2 • Ms. Urbina’s Period 7

Fechas para el 2013

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Instructional

Activities

Your child

will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities.Su hijo/a tendrá la oportunidad de participar en una variedad de actividades.

Actividades de

Aprendizaje

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Stream

Study

Students will explore the watershed and learn their place in it.

They will collect and

analyze data to determine stream health.

Estudio de

Cuencas

Los estudiantes exploran el significado de las

cuencas y aprenden qué papel juegan en ellas

Recopilan y analizan datos para determinar el estado del medio ambiente en arroyos y estanques

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Exploring

the

Watershed

• Working with a team, students will find

orienteering poles located at various places at the outdoor education site.

• They will use tools and observation skills to

describe the landscape around the pole.

• They will be examining the relationship between the surrounding land and the health of a stream.

Orientación

Trabajando en equipo, los

estudiantes localizan los postes de orientación colocados dentro de los límites del centro de

educación al aire libre

Navegan utilizando mapas topográficos, compases, y unidades GPS (sistema de posicionamiento global)

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Predator/Prey

• Students will experience predator/prey relationships.

• They will participate in a

simulation activity and collect data based on that

experience.

• They will then analyze the data to better understand the roles of animals in the

ecosystem.

Animales Rapaces y de Presa

Los estudiantes investigan las relaciones entre los animales rapaces y sus presas

Participan en una actividad simulada y recopilan datos basados en su experiencia

Analizan los datos recopilados para comprender mejor el lugar que ocupan los organismos en la cadena alimenticia

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Confidence

Course

Each center has a confidence course

designed to challenge students mentally and physically.

All activities are

designed to increase confidence and to promote teamwork.

Circuito Para

Desarrollar la

Confianza

Cada centro consta con un circuito cuyo recorrido desarrolla la confianza del estudiante e incluye

eventos que presentan desafíos físicos y

mentales

Todas las actividades están diseñadas para aumentar la confianza, promover el trabajo en equipo y mejorar las relaciones humanas

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History Hike

• Students will explore the history of the

area and the family that settled on the farm that became the Smith Center.

Historia Local

Cada centro presenta a los estudiantes evidencias de la historia del área

La observación y discusión en grupos pequeños ofrece a los estudiantes un breve

panorama de las costumbres y modos de vida de antaño

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Student Service Learning

• At the Smith Center, we will complete an activity related to the science curriculum that earns students SSL hours.

• This is one of the evening activity rotations.

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Evenings at

Outdoor Ed.

Students won’t be going home at the end of the day, so they will participate in many evening activities at the Smith Center.

Por la tarde

Los estudiantes no regresaran a casa al final del día,

participarán en diferentes

actividades por la tarde en el centro Smith.

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Campfire

• Sit around the

campfire and listen to stories.

• Well-behaved

groups will get to

roast marshmallows and eat s’mores!

Fogata

• Sentarse alrededor de la fogata y escuchar historias. •¡Grupos de buen comportamiento podrán asar malvaviscos y comer s’mores!

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Night Hike

• Take a long walk in the dark

• Look at how the lack of light changes the way we see things

• Conduct science experiments

Caminata

Nocturna

Tomar una caminata en el durante la noche

Observar cómo la falta de luz cambia nuestra manera de ver las

cosas,

Participar en

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Rotations

During the rotations students may… • Games – Play games related to Maryland history and geography. • Planetarium – Use their background knowledge about Greek Myths to identify constellations.

Rotaciones

Durante las rotaciones, los estudiantes pueden...

Juegos - juegos

relacionados con la

geografía e historia de Maryland.

Planetario – usarán sus conocimientos acerca de los mitos griegos para

identificar las constelaciones.

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The Smith Center has a planetarium

where you will study the stars!

¡El centro Smith tiene un planetario

donde se estudian las estrellas!

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Movie

Night

• Students will see a movie the second night.

Noche

de Cine

Los estudiantes verán una película la segunda noche.

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“Nothing is real until it is experienced” Outdoor Education Preparation

Como

Prepararse para

La Educación al

Aire Libre

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Forms you need to fill out and

sign!!! Be sure to send these to school as soon as they are completed! ¡¡¡Formularios que usted necesita llenar y firmar!!! ¡Asegúrese de enviar a la escuela tan pronto como hayan finalizado!

NMMS at Outdoor Ed

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Cost

• $80 per child

• MCPS considers Outdoor Education a part of the sixth grade curriculum. All

students are expected to participate in Outdoor Education.

• If your family cannot afford the full cost, please contact Mr. Gonzales or Ms. Burgos. MCPS provides money to cover the difference.

•The final payment is due April 5, 2013.

Costo

• $80 por niño/a

•MCPS considera la educación al aire libre como una parte del programa de estudios del sexto grado. Todos los

estudiantes deben participar en la educación al aire libre.

•Si su familia no puede pagar el costo completo, póngase en contacto con el Sr. Gonzales o Sra. Burgos. MCPS

proporciona dinero para cubrir la diferencia.

•El pago final debe ser entregado el 5 de abril de 2013.

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A packing list will be sent home with students as we get closer to

our departure date.

La lista de que empacar se enviará a la casa con los

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What NOT to Pack

• Electronic devices (including cellphone, MP3 player, games) • Aerosol Sprays • Curling Irons • Firearms • Knives

• Shorts (except to sleep in)

• Hair dryers

• Matches

• Money

• Glass bottles

• Gum, candy, or food

If your student cannot bring it to NMMS, he/she cannot bring it to Outdoor Ed.

Lo Que NO Se Debe EmpacarAparatos electrónicos --no traigan teléfo--nos celularesProductos de aerosolRizador de cabelloArmas de fuegoCuchillosSecador de cabelloFósforosDineroBotellas de vidrioGoma de mascar, caramelos o comidaSi no se permite en la escuela, no se permite en el Centro Smith

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Outdoor Education at

the Smith Center

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There are 8 cabins. Twenty people can sleep in each cabin.

CABINS

Boys and girls sleep in separate cabins under teacher supervision.

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Inside Your Cabin

Classroom Bunks

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Bathrooms

Running water, flush toilets, private showers!

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Dining Hall

With eight people at each table, everyone gets to be a KP. Will you

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The Nurse’s Office

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We need parent volunteers to

assist us on the days of departure, at the Smith Center, and on our return days. Any time or assistance

that you can offer is

appreciated. A sign up sheet is provided today.

(See Mr. Gonzales or Ms. Burgos if you have questions

about what kind of help we need.)

Necesitamos voluntarios para ayudarnos en los días de salida, en el centro Smith y en nuestros días de retorno.

Se agradece cualquier tiempo o ayuda que pueda

ofrecer. ¡Apúntese hoy! (Vea a Sr. Gonzales o Sra.

Burgos si usted tiene preguntas acerca de qué tipo de ayuda necesitamos.)

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