National Park Collaborative Poster | John Muir
$5.00
Are you studying the national parks or environmentalist John Muir with your students? This beautiful poster and activity will not only teach your students about the John Muir, but it also makes a great hallway display. Students will each color one square of the poster and once they are placed together, the masterpiece is revealed.
Description
What’s Included:
- Poster Quote: The mountains are calling and I must go! -John Muir
- 3 Poster Sizes (18, 24, and 36 pieces)
- Assembly Directions
- John Muir biography and reflection activity
kim C. –
Met expectations Great value my students enjoyed this because it could be completed in a fairly short amount of time. also we’ve talked about john Muir because our classroom theme is national parks. thanks for the project!
Emily F –
Met expectations Great value My students loved seeing how each of their pieces of art came together to make something beautiful!
Back to School Mom –
Met expectations Great value My students enjoyed this! This is a great supplement to the Wonders curriculum.
Jessica R. –
Met expectations Great value This fit perfectly with our ELA unit about survival. Thanks!
Mrs. Herrington’s Hub –
Loved this resource! I will use it again next year!
Paul L. –
This is a great resource! My students were engaged while using.
Mary V. –
Very fun project to help kick off our study of the National Parks!
Heather Savery –
My students loved using this resource. We have been reading about John Muir and this was an excellent way to allow students to express themselves creatively.
Stephanie F. –
I had the students each take a part to color for our bulletin board. It looked great in our National Park classroom.
Elizabeth L. –
Love this resource that matches the national parks comprehension pack. My kids loved learned about our local Olympic National Park and then coloring a mural.
Colleen Phillips –
This was a fun activity to do with my kids. They loved that they each a piece of the picture!
Maggie N. –
My students really enjoyed this collaborative project after learning about John Muir!
Lani G. –
I used so many of these resources to do a research project with my students. They had so much fun learning about all the national parks.
Nick Y. –
My students loved coloring this and putting it together after we studied John Muir and before we went to the John Muir Historic Site on a field trip. It makes a great decoration in the hallway as well.
The Writing Café –
We used this as part of a bulletin board to celebrate National Park Week. They loved seeing what it looked like when we put it all together!
Brenda L. –
This was extremely hard just to print. Now that I have it, I think it will be very difficult for students to see what they are actually coloring since they only have one piece.