Students who take Biology left school early in the morning on November 6. They went to the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. After three hours on the bus, they arrived at the Wild Center with joy and excitement. Students learned a lot through experiencing three different activities. First, they watched a short movie that introduced them to the basic sense of nature. Then, although it was cold and snowy, students went hiking and came into contact with the beauty of nature. They also got a chance to learn how to use radio telemetry to track endangered species. Last but not least, students explored the museum. They learned scientific quotation and gained a lot of knowledge. Students were cold and tired at the end of the day, but the joy of observing and comprehending nature effaced the exhaustion and brought satisfaction to the students.
Submitted by: Sherry ‘11
