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Clyde Austin 4-H Center: Camp Explore Serving the Smoky Mountain District

Clyde Austin 4-H Center: Camp Explore Serving the Smoky Mountain District. Environmental Education. Mission Statement.

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Clyde Austin 4-H Center: Camp Explore Serving the Smoky Mountain District

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  1. Clyde Austin 4-H Center: Camp ExploreServing the Smoky MountainDistrict Environmental Education

  2. Mission Statement Camp Explore is committed to enhancing student awareness, knowledge, and appreciation of our environment by teaching and modeling good character traits while exploring our natural world in a way that fosters stewardship to preserve the Earth for future generations.

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  5. Growth of Camp Explore 2004 Students and Teachers Students by Grade level

  6. Environmental Education State of Tennessee Science Curriculum Framework Alignment (Grades K – 8) Hands-On Activities Cooperative Learning Critical-Thinking Development Conflict Resolution Character Education Flexible Programming Qualified Staff Wonderful Facility and Accommodations Program Features

  7. Home away from Home

  8. 4-H Center Staff Andy Seals,Camp Manager Jerry Rhinehardt ,Camp ExploreProgram Director

  9. Instructors J.R. Don Joe

  10. OUR FLAG Camp Explore First day of operation: A Day To Remember September 11, 2001

  11. Fossils Minerals Meteorology Owl Pellets Orienteering Computers Stream Analysis Rocketry Wildlife Forest Ecology Low Ropes Course Team Building Games Lake Study Canoeing Units of Study:

  12. Fossil Class Keichousaurs

  13. Mineral Class

  14. Weather News Room

  15. Information is sent from weather base to a computer through a wireless system Information Entered Into a Worldwide Data Base @globe.gov

  16. Owl Pellets

  17. Orienteering

  18. Computer Stream Study

  19. Stream Study

  20. Rocketry

  21. Wildlife Class

  22. Forest Ecology

  23. American Chestnut

  24. Sunlight falls upon the land and water In seeking understanding We soon grow to respect The ordinary miracle of life. -Don Holt

  25. Ropes Course

  26. Team Building

  27. Canoeing/Lake Study

  28. Leather Crafts Woodworking Riflery Archery Muzzle Loading Crafts (Recycling) Recreational Games Astronomy / Owl Prowl Swimming Concession Stand Activities

  29. Activities

  30. Recreation

  31. Night Activities

  32. Swimming

  33. Dining Hall

  34. Visit The 4-H Centers Located In Tennessee Clyde Austin 4-H Center http://www.clydeaustin4hcenter.com/ Clyde York 4-H Center http://www.clydeyork4hcenter.org William P. Ridley 4-H Center http://www.utextension.utk.edu/ridley4hcenter/ Buford Ellington 4-H Centerhttp:www.utextension.utk.edu/4h/bufordellington//index.htm To view a photo gallery of Tusculum View Elementary trip to Camp Explore, Click here.

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