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Ape Cave Itineraries

You are not required to use these itineraries.  They are meant  to serve as planning tools to provide you with realistic timeframe's and a range of lesson plans to maximize your students experience at Mount St. Helens.

  •  Elementary school itineraries are designed for 4th and 5th grade students.
  •  Middle school itineraries are designed for 6th-8th grade students.
  •  When you open an itinerary review each student activity. Each activity includes goals and objectives, instructional sequences, student worksheets and answer sheets.
 
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A. Elementary School Itineraries

 

B. Middle School Itineraries

A1. Elementary School Earth Science:

B1. Middle School Earth Science:

A2. Large Group Elementary School Earth Science:

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B2. Large Group Middle School Earth Science:


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