Cafeteria-remind them that they need to be quiet before entering Bathrooms-Supervise them and ensure they're courteous and not messing around 9 square/animas-Have fun and interact with the kids and make sure everyone is having fun and included Tents-Make sure that we start slowing down a little before lights out to make it a nice transition. Fraser-Spread out between the kids and make sure they don't get close to the fire.

Take off-I learned that a large portion of rocks all around the grand valley come from the Unaweep Canyon quarries. Solar System-I learned that our solar system is massive and you can't even see Jupiter from the sun. Plant-There are many related plants that are different in ways but look similar. Archery-I learned basic safety procedures with bows and how to load and shoot them. Creek-I learned that the presence of certain bug species can tell a lot about creek cleanliness and health.

Geography - Unaweep is a Ute Indian word meaning "canyon with two mouths" History - Prospectors found deposits of copper and silver on the east creek drainage and began prospecting and mining in 1882. Plant life - The Hookless Cactus is a small spherical cactus with a bright pink flower that has a yellow center and is endangered. Watershed - Unaweep is the only canyon in the world with a high point in the middle and water flowing both east and west. Wildlife - Miners used to keep ringtails as pets to keep vermin away and they can be identified by their black and white striped tail.