On the Move: Exploring Migration | Grades 3-5

Living entities, such as animals and plants, migrate in response to changes in climate, seeking suitable habitats. Non-living entities, like glaciers and sand dunes, also exhibit migration due to climate-induced shifts in environmental conditions. Understanding these migrations helps us grasp the interconnectedness of living and non-living aspects of our planet's response to climate change. 

Some of the guided activities:  

• Map migration routes of various animals, birds, or geological phenomena, to understand Earth's patterns. 
• Discover how changes to the environment can impact migration patterns of animals. 
• Understand the role humans can play in benefitting or hurting natural migration patterns around the world. 

Refund Policy:

Full refunds will be given if requested more than 7 days before the start date of your event.

Partial refunds (50% tuition) will be given if requested 7 days or less before the start date of your event.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Van Andel Institute for Education, 216 Division Avenue North, Grand Rapids, United States