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Wave Hill’s School Partnership Program recognizes the daily demands of in-class teaching time. Thus our comprehensive instructional plan supplements a portion of school mandated standards. Rather than detract from the time needed to fulfill curriculum requirements, these programs enhance your curriculum in rich and exciting ways. Embark on a journey of authentic discovery and real-world experiential learning in the classroom, at Wave Hill, and within your school’s community. Collaborate with Wave Hill educators and other grade-level teachers from your school.

Wave Hill School Partnership Programs:

  • Support teachers to maximize multiple entry points for learning through integration of science and contemporary art.
  • Engage students in hands-on exploration of science and art through outdoor education, making learning relevant in real-world contexts.
  • Involve families through active participation in students’ learning at a celebratory family retreat at Wave Hill.

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Digging Into Discovery: Celebration of Plants, Animals & Diversity

Digging Into Discovery:

Celebration of Plants, Animals & Diversity
Kindergarten or 1st Grade: Fall 2009
Offer your classes new opportunities for scientific and artistic inspiration culminating in a day of celebration.

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Exploring The Changing World: Adaptations To The Cycle Of Life

Exploring The Changing World:
Adaptations To The Cycle Of Life

2nd or 3rd Grade: Spring 2010
Using science and art, uncover one of nature’s most fascinating methods of ensuring that life goes on—adaptations.
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Investigating Coexistence: Healthy Ecosystems, Healthy Planet

Investigating Coexistence:
Healthy Ecosystems, Healthy Planet

4th or 5th Grade: Fall 2009
Observe parts of our local deciduous forest and investigate ecosystem concepts, empowering students to create solutions to pressing challenges.
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Capturing Exuberance: Garden Access

Capturing Exuberance:
Garden Access

Special Needs Classes: Fall or Spring 2009-2010
Concrete activities provide opportunities for personal success with science and art by expanding students’ cognitive, physical, social and/or emotional skills..

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