A bingo-like game that helps students learn to identify animal tracks. An activity that teaches hibernation, adaptation, migration. An activity with worksheets that teaches students how animals adapt to winter. The one hour hike is lead by a Forest Service representative.
Equipment is provided free of charge.
We can handle up to 30 students and 10 adults. After the snowshoe hike, your class will ride the chairlift to the Education Center at the summit and view displays on animals of northwest Montana, animal tracts, snowghosts, snow crystals and winter changes. Here, your Forest Service representative will continue the winter snow ecology theme reinforcing what the students have observed during their snowshoe walk. Students K-1st grade have a choice not to snowshoe and visit the Education Center first and then have an outdoor activity. Copyright 2000 Little Bear Snowshoe Co LLC Please see Copyright notice .