One challenge was getting everyone to participate, some kids were very shy and did not ant to talk or play the games. To address the challenge I just acted very open and kind, and tried my best to include them and let them feel comfortable to open up around me and everyone else.

spending time outdoors has given me a place to relax and deal with stress. I also love exploring new places and the feeling that being in a totally different environment gives me. Nature is also so beautiful and I love just watching and witnessing everything around me outside.

I am most confident in reframe, I like getting good picture of what someone wants and using that to help as many people as I can, and try to find a solution that makes everyone happy.

Take off: I learned that some families have been living here for generations and still farm and take care of the land. Solar System: I learned that kids can understand thing way better with models and visuals. Plants: I learned haw to identify many plants that didn't know before, and that their are so many different kinds even if they look similar, Archery: I learned that you can get better at something even after only a few tries. creek: I leaned that their are so many micro organism just in the water and they are actually a sign of a healthy creek.

Cafeteria: Make conservation with the kids and really get to know them during lunch time. Start with fun ice breakers and have fun table topics to make lunch more fun and involving. Fraser: Remind kids beforehand to pay attention to the story. Oslo maybe play dome games before it starts to release some extra energy. 9 square/ animas: Interact and make sure everyone is included, also maybe do a big group game to keep everyone involved and not doing anything against the rules. Tents: Have a little conversation about our day and what er are exited for about tomorrow right before lights out to make the transition easier, Bathrooms: Make sure kids do not spend forever in the bathroom, and remind them that there are other waiting their turn.

Geology: Geologist have found gravel volcanic rock and evidence of volcanic activity in the canyon about 1.46 million years ago. History: From 1910 to 1923 almost all of the radium in the world came from Western Colorado and the mined radium would be transported through the canyon. Plant life: The brown-spited prickly pear is wide with red yellow or pink flowers and has a thick waxy oval shape. Watersheds: Different insects such as fly nymphs, hipper and mayflies are evidence of a healthy stream. Willlife: Collard lizards are bright green, yellow, orange tan with white spots. The females are not as vibrant as the males and have striped back and white throut.