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Grade	D.P.I. Science Objective	Classes
Our curriculum is designed to be flexible to fit your needs.If you are unfamiliar with our classes,our rangers will be very happy to make suggestions and help you make your selection. The following are some suggestions for linking Educational State Forest classes to teaching objectives listed in the North Carolina Department of Education science curriculum.
K	(5.3) Humans can interact witht the environment to cause change.	True Story of Smokey Bear Forest Life Activity Forest Fire Control
	(5.2) Using the senses to investigate the natural world.	Textural Trail What's Out of Place?
1	(4.2) Using natural resources wisely.	Predator and Prey Tree Ring Forest Life Activity
	(5.1) Exploring living organisms and their characteristics, environments and needs to sustain life.	Predator and Prey Tree Ring Forest Life Activity
2	(4.2) Using natural resources wisely.	Forest Life Activity What We Get From Trees How Paper Comes From Trees
	(5.1) Exploring characteristics of plants and animals and their life cycle changes.	Predator and Prey Tree Ring
	(5.2) Investigating environmental adaptations of living organisms.	Predator and Prey Tree Ring Forest Life Activity
3	(4.2) Using natural resources wisely.	Forest Life Activity How Paper Comes From Trees What We Get From Trees
	(5.1) Investigating the interdependence of plants and animals.	Meet Your Tree New Forests For Wildlife Predator and Prey
	(5.2) Exploring the water cycle.	Water Investigation Tree Ring
	(5.3) Investigating basic rock and soil types and their formation (Available only at Clemmons ESF).	Forest Soils Forest Geology
4	(4.2) Using natural resources wisely	How Paper Comes From Trees Tree Ring Predator and Prey
	(5.2) Investigating animals and their behavior within natural environments.	Predator and Prey Water Investigation
	(5.4) Investigating the interaction of matter and energy (Offered only at Turnbull Creek ESF)	Naval Stores How Paper Comes From Trees
5	(4.2) Using natural resources wisely.	Water Investigation New Forests for Wildlife Predator and Prey
	(5.1) Investigating plant communities and the ecological relationships among plants and animals.	New Forests for Wildlife Forest Soils Predator and Prey
6	(4.2) Using natural resources wisely	New Forests for Wildlife Tree Ring Water Investigation
	(6.1) Investigating similarities and differences among fungi, plants and animals (Offered only at Tuttle and Rendezvous Mountain ESFs).	Lower Plant Levels Tree Ring Predator and Prey
	(6.3) Exploring basic characteristics and interactions of populations, communities and ecosystems.	Predator and Prey Forest Soils New Forests for Wildlife

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