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Changing Habitats Field Study

Location: South Australia

From: $23

Students measure water quality, light and temperature in healthy and degraded sites, then use their data to explain how physical conditions affect plant and animal survival.

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Students measure water quality, light and temperature in healthy and degraded sites, then use their data to explain how physical conditions affect plant and animal survival.

Program

  1. Welcome and field kit training
  2. Site A (restored wetland): water temperature, turbidity and pH
  3. Site B (drained paddock): soil moisture and light
  4. Compare data in groups and graph results
  5. Restoration challenge: what would you change first?
  6. Present findings

Australian Curriculum (Version 9.0)

  • AC9S6U01: Investigate how the physical conditions of a habitat, and changes to them, affect the growth and survival of living things
  • AC9S6I03: Use equipment to observe, measure and record data with reasonable precision, using digital tools where appropriate

General capabilities: Numeracy, Critical and Creative Thinking

Cross-curriculum priorities: Sustainability

Details

  • Where: 40 Reedbed Road, Wattle Ridge SA 5371
  • Duration: 5 hours (9:30 am – 2:30 pm)
  • Group size: 20–56 students
  • Sessions: weekdays at 9:30 am. Book at least 2 weeks ahead.
  • Price: $23 per student; teachers and helpers free. Choose your numbers on the booking form.
  • Supervision: At least 1 teacher for every 10 students.

Additional information

Year level

Year 6

Learning area

Science

Delivery

Excursion

Duration

5 hours (9:30 am – 2:30 pm)

Group size

20–56 students

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