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Experiential Environmental Education in a Residential Setting

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Night Hike Book Type Access Author Summary Concepts Additional Info Bat Loves the Night PB H Nicola Davies A charming and informative story about a pipistrelle bat.  Includes separate bat facts, illustrations of several species and explanations of bat navigation, etc. Nocturnal animals, adaptations, echolocation Owl Moon PB E Jan Yolen A girl and her father go for a walk through the snow at night and call an owl. Nocturnal animals, A Caldecott Medal Winner Night Science for Kids: Exploring the World After Dark AG M Terry Krautwurst Full of scientific knowledge and engaging activity ideas, this book is written for 4-6th graders. Nocturnal animals, adaptations, astronomy Keepers of the Night AG M at univer-sity library-ies Joseph Bruchac and Michael Cudato Eight Native American stories are coupled with activities focusing on stargazing, nighttime weather, nocturnal animals, sensory awareness games and campfire activities. Nocturnal animlas, stargazing Knowing the Outdoors in the Dark AG M Vinson Brown       Copyright © 2006 McDowell Environmental Center.  All rights reserved. Site designed by: People who love Camp!