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Grand Teton National Park & John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
Learning Links
 

Explore the following links to educational websites and learn about Grand Teton National Park and its geology, plants, animals and more!

GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK

Become a Junior Ranger. Ask about this special program just for kids when you visit the park or click on The Grand Adventure link below for fun activities.

Geology of Grand Teton National Park
Park Fact Sheet, park acreage, statistics, wildlife, etc.
The Grand Adventure, a newspaper for kids with fun activities.
Color a Picture, a coloring page for kids.
Student Bibliography, a list of books to help you learn about the park.
Student Study Guide, a general guide about the park.

ELECTRONIC FIELD TRIPS

"Tails from the Tetons" Electronic Field Trip Grand Teton National Park was featured in an Electronic Field Trip, developed as a partnership between the National Park Service, the National Park Foundation, Ball State University, and Best Buy Children's Foundation. Anyone can participate from home or from the classroom. This program focuses on the animal communities of Grand Teton National Park and was developed for grades 3 through 8. Your class can enjoy access (fees apply to some activities) to:

  • Play hi-tech, entertaining, and educational games.
  • Watch 'webisodes' on a variety of park-related topics ranging from animal tracks to geology to fire ecology.
  • Access teacher-created lessons and activities to use in your classroom
  • View the exciting live broadcast, which aired across the country from Grand Teton National Park in October of 2007.

Visit: http://www.bsu.edu/eft/home2/20current.htm

For more information about Electronic Field Trips: http://www.bsu.edu/eft/home2/11whatIsAnEFT.htm

Connecting Kids to Nature
Outside in Nature: http://www.nwf.org/Get-Outside.aspx

Fire
Fire Education & Prevention in the park and Bridger-Teton National Forest: fire facts, management, and prevention information.

General
Web Rangers! Cool, interactive programs and activities available online. A National Park Service Website with educational games for kids.
Learn NPS: The Learning Place, a Web resource for teachers.
Links to Learning, educational links and activities for students and teachers, organized by park site. 
Kids on the Web, U.S. Department of Interior Webpage for kids with links to other agencies, such as the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
Kids Planet, activities and games for kids and curriculum for teachers in Spanih and English.

Geology
Teaching Geology with national park examples, a resource for teachers.
Teaching About Air Resources with national park examples, a resource for teachers.
Geology Tour of national parks, a resource for teachers and students arranged by geology subject and park.
Geology of Grand Teton National Park

History
Teaching with Historic Places, a resource for teachers.

Plants
Celebrating Wildflowers, educational links for teachers and students, featuring wildflower artwork by kids.

Wolves
Scholastic: Gray Wolves of Yellowstone, educational information about wolves, as well as learning activities for kids on many topics and lesson plans for teachers.

Junior Ranger Patch
Grand Teton Junior Ranger Program
Earn a patch, become a Junior Ranger! Programs are offered daily during the summer.
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yellow-bellied marmot
Who Am I?
Learn about plants and animals in Grand Teton National Park with this fun activity for kids.
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Young naturalists
WebRangers!
Solve mysteries and puzzles, play games, live the stories of the national parks!
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Last Updated: December 22, 2011 at 13:52 MST