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What we'll learn about
natural wonders in your area
how wonders are created by weather and nature
how to tell a story about these wonders
What you'll need
cameras for filming and/or taking pictures of local wonders.
scissors/tape/glue
foam or poster board
construction paper
pens, pencils, markers
Getting started
Using the "Being a Film Maker" worksheet to guide you, have kids create a movie about natural and man-made wonders of the local area and state.
Have kids use the internet to collect facts about their city and state and how these figures compare to other states.
Try to find pictures of and information on how these wonders are created, whether natural or man-made.
Assemble pictures into a story outline about your state and its attractions
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With an outline in hand, kids can work on a script and visual aids for a movie. If there is time, film it!
What next
Creation and invention:
Write an illustrated book or story about your area.
Create a website highlighting local attractions.
Present these wonders and stories to friends and family.
Discussion:
How are some of these sites created?
What are some differences between natural and man-made attractions?
Field trip possibilities:
Visit a local wonder.
Trip to IMAX/OMNI about your state or area.
Local natural history museum to learn about smaller wonders of your area.
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