Archives: Project Cards

With the collaboration of a comic book artist community partner, students wrote and designed their own comics

Students created travel brochures in small groups, featuring a San Diego map with sustainable sites and descriptions of their eco-friendly practices and visitor appeal.

Craft activism to foster empathy, critical thinking, and civic engagement, encouraging students to express themselves on social issues through art

First graders worked as naturalists to connect the community to the ants that share our environment

Third and eleventh grade students collaborated to research and share insights about local natural spaces, enhancing their understanding through lessons, writing, research, and videos.

Twelfth grade students developed science based bilingual novels with elementary students

Students learned the history and biodiversity of the land to become documentarians of new stories

"I learned that animals are not just creatures, they can be a big part of your family and life."

The Oyster Project is a student-led project equipping them with skills to monitor and document human impacts on their community's resources.

Students chose a natural phenomenon in San Diego and developed an origin myth for that place