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July 29, 2012
California Wolf Center Collaborates with HPWREN for LIVE Activity for Little Feathers Pre-K Classroom
Earlier this year, HPWREN staff worked with the California Wolf Center to prepare and present a Live Interactive Virtual Exploration activity to a group of youth at the Little Feathers Pre-K, which is located on the Pala Native American Reservation in rural San Diego County. Using Skype, the youth interacted in real-time (video and audio) with a Wolf Center biologist, who was strolling a wolf enclosure at the California Wolf Center.
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Prior to the LIVE activity, Little Feathers students and staff were able to explore the California Wolf Center's Traveling Trunk. The hands-on activities were facilitated by HPWREN staff Kimberly Bruch, Pala Learning Center Coordinator Veronica Peralta, and the Little Feathers staff.
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Once the youth were seated and ready for interacting with the Wolf Center educator via LIVE, there was approximately ten minutes of technical difficulties at the Wolf Center site. During this time, the students at the Little Feathers site were shown a video of a wolf in the wild via YouTube; the students were quite intrigued by the howling noises made by the animal and it peaked their interest in seeing the California Wolf Center enclosure.
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