Cumberland Island: Junior Ranger Program Activity Guide for Ages 5-7United States. National Park Service
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Cumberland Island: Junior Ranger Program Activity Guide for Ages 5-7
United States. National Park Service
Cumberland Island National Seashore (Ga.) -- Problems and exercises -- Juvenile literature
Something Alive Something Rough Listen to a Bird Driftwood
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Find an Animal Something Wet Pick up Trash Something Soft
Burrow [_] [_] [_]
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Something Hard Watch Wind Move MY FAVORITE FIND
[_] the Sand [_]
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Something Dead Something
[_] Squishy
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Shell Match-up
Often you will find broken pieces of sea shells as you comb the beach.
Use your observational skills, Junior Ranger, and draw a line from each
piece to the shell it came from.
{Shell fragment} {Shell}
__ A. Sand Dollar
{Shell fragment} {Shell}
__ B. Knobbed Whelk
{Shell fragment} {Shell}
__ C. Moon Snail
{Shell fragment} {Shell}
__ D. Ark Shell
{Junior says:}
Seashells are made by animals. Remember to check your shells and leave
live animals at their beach home, Junior Rangers!
Poetry Perfect
{Junior says:}
A poem is a way to use words to express a place or a feeling. Poems can
be easy and fun to write! Look at the examples below and then follow the
directions to write your own poem about Cumberland Island!
_trees in the forest_
_I smell flowers_
_whish whish whish_
_the wind blows through the trees_
_white shells on the beach_
_salty stinky_
_crackle under my feet_
_the sun is warm_
1. What do you SEE:
2. What do you SMELL:
3. What can you HEAR:
4. How does it FEEL:
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Learn Today to Protect Tomorrow!
[Illustration: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE]
This is the symbol of the National Park Service. It shows what the Park
Service strives to protect and preserve: animals, plants, landscapes,
water, and America’s stories, sites, and objects.
{Junior says:}
As a Junior Ranger, you help the park fulfill its mission. Use the empty
symbol to draw something you saw or experienced today that you think is
worth protecting so others can enjoy it too!
[Illustration: National Park Service logo outline]
[Illustration: Certificate of Stewardship]
_Certificate of Stewardship_
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