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Meet Dr. Hoagland! – Vol. 1 No. 11
Woodsy Owl would like you to meet Dr. Hoagland, a biological scientist and Tribal relations specialist at the Rocky Mountain Research Station, in "Meet Dr. Hoagland!" Learn about Dr. Hoagland’s research on the Mexican spotted owl as well as her experience growing up as a member of the Laguna Pueblo. Written for students in kindergarten through second grade, this newly redesigned Reader introduces kids to the work of a scientist to help them imagine the possibilities of a career in STEM. All Natural Inquirer Readers are aligned to national science standards and include a glossary, activities, and other resources.
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Highlights
- Meet a Scientist
- Try This! Activity
- Glossary
- Critical Thinking Questions
- Coloring Pages
- Part of the Woodsy Owl Reader Series
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Woodsy Owl would like you to meet Dr. Hoagland, a biological scientist and Tribal relations specialist at the Rocky Mountain Research Station, in “Meet Dr. Hoagland!” Learn about Dr. Hoagland’s...Meet Dr. Hoagland!
Woodsy Owl would like you to meet Dr. Hoagland, a biological scientist and Tribal relations specialist at the Rocky Mountain Research Station, in “Meet Dr. Hoagland!” Learn about Dr. Hoagland’s...
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Dr. Hoagland makes maps to study the habitats of Mexican spotted owls. Can you make a map, too? With a grown-up, go outside and pick a safe spot to sit...Try This! – Meet Dr. Hoagland!
Dr. Hoagland makes maps to study the habitats of Mexican spotted owls. Can you make a map, too? With a grown-up, go outside and pick a safe spot to sit... -
Color your own Mexican spotted owls!Coloring Pages – Meet Dr. Hoagland!
Color your own Mexican spotted owls!
Glossary
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(ǝ dō bē): A brick or building material made of sun-dried earth and straw.
habitat
(ha bә tat): The place where an animal or plant normally lives or grows.
prediction
(pri dik shǝn): A guess about the future based on what we know now.
range
(rānj): All the areas where a plant or animal naturally lives or grows.
reservation
(re zǝr vā shǝn): An area of land set aside by the government for an American Indian tribe.
satellite
(sa tǝ līt): A man-made object that travels around Earth, the Moon, or another body in space.
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Serra Hoagland
Biological Scientist
Biological scientists study many different types of organisms from endangered birds to large predators. We study wildlife populations and their habitat to help conserve them for future generations!View Profile
Lessons
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In this lesson, students play bingo while becoming acquainted with sight words from the Natural Inquirer Reader Series. Materials: Natural Inquirer Reader Series (choose one Reader for each day you...Lesson Plan – Reader BINGO
In this lesson, students play bingo while becoming acquainted with sight words from the Natural Inquirer Reader Series. Materials: Natural Inquirer Reader Series (choose one Reader for each day you... -
In this lesson plan, you will use the visual thinking strategy to elicit prior knowledge from students before reading a Natural Inquirer Reader. After reading the article, you will use...Lesson Plan – Visual Thinking Strategy and Picture Description Strategy
In this lesson plan, you will use the visual thinking strategy to elicit prior knowledge from students before reading a Natural Inquirer Reader. After reading the article, you will use... -
Use the “Take Two” strategy to encourage students to share their personal experiences and outside knowledge regarding topics presented in the text. This lesson plan can be used with any...Lesson Plan – Take Two
Use the “Take Two” strategy to encourage students to share their personal experiences and outside knowledge regarding topics presented in the text. This lesson plan can be used with any... -
Get students moving and listening closely by using “pop ups.” Assign students words from a text, and as you read, students “pop up” (jump out of their seat, then sit...Lesson Plan – Pop ups
Get students moving and listening closely by using “pop ups.” Assign students words from a text, and as you read, students “pop up” (jump out of their seat, then sit... -
Use the Observations-Wonderings-Learnings (OWL) graphic organizer to connect students to a topic and draw out prior knowledge and questions for future exploration. This lesson plan can be used with any...Lesson Plan – OWL
Use the Observations-Wonderings-Learnings (OWL) graphic organizer to connect students to a topic and draw out prior knowledge and questions for future exploration. This lesson plan can be used with any... -
Gauge students’ prior knowledge and knowledge gain by doing true/false questions before and after a Reader. Materials: A Natural Inquirer Reader The anticipation guide that corresponds to your chosen Reader...Lesson Plan – Anticipation Guide
Gauge students’ prior knowledge and knowledge gain by doing true/false questions before and after a Reader. Materials: A Natural Inquirer Reader The anticipation guide that corresponds to your chosen Reader...
Related Resources from The Natural Inquirer
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In this lesson plan, students will explore the differences between fiction and nonfiction using a Venn diagram to visualize their comparison. Students will use a variety of nonfiction texts (like...Lesson Plan – Fiction and Nonfiction Lesson Map (Reader Strategies Series)
In this lesson plan, students will explore the differences between fiction and nonfiction using a Venn diagram to visualize their comparison. Students will use a variety of nonfiction texts (like... -
Natural Inquirer Readers for students in grades K-2 focus on a scientist and their research. In this Reader, students meet Dr. Paulette Ford who studies prairie dogs and fire.Meet Dr. Ford! – Vol. 1 No. 6
Natural Inquirer Readers for students in grades K-2 focus on a scientist and their research. In this Reader, students meet Dr. Paulette Ford who studies prairie dogs and fire. -
Natural Inquirer Readers for students in grades K-2 focus on a scientist and their research. In this Reader, students meet Dr. Qinfeng Guo who studies animals and their movement to...Meet Dr. Guo! – Vol. 1 No. 3
Natural Inquirer Readers for students in grades K-2 focus on a scientist and their research. In this Reader, students meet Dr. Qinfeng Guo who studies animals and their movement to...
Additional Resources
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USDA Forest Service: Reforestation project to restore Mexican spotted owl habitat, support tribal landscape initiative
The USDA Forest Service is developing a five-year plan to reintroduce native plants and ponderosa pine trees in a 551-acre section of the Telegraph Fire burn scar to reestablish habitat for the Mexican spotted owl.Read Article