AY Honors/Rivers and Streams - Advanced
| Rivers and Streams - Advanced | |
|---|---|
| Nature | |
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Skill Level 123 | |
Approval authority General Conference | Year of Introduction 2012 |
AY Honors/Rivers and Streams - Advanced/Overview
The most challenging requirement of this honor is probably this:
2. Spend at least one day in a river or stream habitat. Arrange for some service project to participate in (clean up, trail making, helping others learn about this specific habitat).
1. Earn the Rivers and Streams honor.
2. Spend at least one day in a river or stream habitat. Arrange for some service project to participate in (clean up, trail making, helping others learn about this specific habitat).
3. Write a report about the following things (including maps, photographs or drawings may help):
- a. What river or stream did you visit?
- b. When did you visit?
- c. What did you do there?
- d. New information you learned about this type of habitat you beyond what was learned in the basic honor.
- e. Information about the specific river or stream you visited.
- f. Describe the service project you did (be specific).
- g. What did you learn about yourself while doing the service project?
- h. What did you learn about this habitat while doing this service project?
1
For tips and instruction see Rivers and Streams.
2
This is a great way to earn community service time toward various other honors and/or Investiture Achievement levels. It is also an opportunity to complete the practical requirements of the basic Rivers and Streams Honor.
3
- a. What river or stream did you visit?
- b. When did you visit?
- c. What did you do there?
- d. New information you learned about this type of habitat you beyond what was learned in the basic honor.
- e. Information about the specific river or stream you visited.
- f. Describe the service project you did (be specific).
- g. What did you learn about yourself while doing the service project?
- h. What did you learn about this habitat while doing this service project?
The report could be a written paper, blog post, or even written and made into a multimedia presentation.
References
Content on this wiki is generated by people like you, and no one has created a lesson plan for this honor yet. You could do that and make the world a better place.
See AY Honors/Model Lesson Plan if you need ideas for creating one.
