The Earth Guardian's Club

In
this class, students will become champions of environmental
stewardship. They will gain an understanding of the important
connections between humans and the Earth. They will explore topics such
as rock formations and fossils, learning what these features reveal
about the changes that occur on our planet over time. Additionally,
students will engage in an exciting hands-on project where they will
recreate Antelope Canyon, learning about the significance of this land,
which belongs to the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation.

Students
will also investigate the remarkable adaptations of pigeons,
discovering how these birds thrive in urban areas. They will participate
in various projects, including building pigeon nests and going on a
birdwatching adventure to observe them in their natural habitat. They
will express their artistic side by designing and crafting pigeon-themed
t-shirts.
Furthermore, students will take part in gratitude circles that focus on
the importance of water as a life source and will connect with nature
through a wellness Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing).
Through these activities, students will enhance their understanding of
the interconnectedness of life on Earth and the significance of
conservation. The overarching goal is to instill in students an
appreciation for the animals and the Earth they live on and to foster a
commitment to safeguarding their natural habitats.