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Biscayne National Park
Curriculum Materials

 

OVERNIGHT PROGRAM CURRICULUM MATERIALS:
     1.  Click here for Biscayne Expedition Curriculum Materials (Grades 5-7)

     

DAY PROGRAM CURRICULUM MATERIALS    
     1.  Click here for Biscayne Explorer Curriculum Materials (Grades 4-8)    
     2.  Click here for Discovery Pack Curriculum Materials (Grades K-5)



CLASSROOM PROGRAM CURRICULUM MATERIALS
     1.  Click here for the Underwater Ecosystem Adventure Curriculum Materials                 (Grades 7-8)




 


 

 

 

 

 

 
The Jones family on the porch of their Porgy Key home.  

Did You Know?
Israel Lafayette Jones purchased land on Porgy Key, at the southern end of Biscayne National Park, in 1898. He, his wife Mozelle and their sons Arthur and Lancelot carved out a life for themselves by farming pineapples and key limes, eventually owning most of the land surrounding Jones Lagoon.
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