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Wolf Myths- Kahoot.it
  • Use this link to play Kahoot.it about common wolf myths
  • Use this document to provide explanations for answers
  • Don't have access to technology, have individuals have a "false" side of the room and a "truth" side of the room. The middle can be the "unsure" section. Say each prompt on the document and individuals move the corresponding side of the room. 
In the Mind's Eye
  • A creative writing and listening activity to reflect upon own perceptions of the wolf. 
Attitude Kahoot.it Survey
  • Use this link to take an attitudinal survey of wolves before and after your programming
Wolf in Literature
  • Use a similar format from this lesson written for schools, to examine fictional books about wolves in your reading group. Allow the book to foster discussion of the ways in which the wolf is depicted is fact or fantasy.  
Let's Look at the Wolf
  • Use in a focus group. use this to research, guide discussion questions and learn more about wolves. 
Track Plaster Cast provided by US Geological Survey, 6 July 2017. 
  • On a hike and find a wolf track? Use these directions to create a cast of the find. 
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    • Wolf Status Reports
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    • Annual Lakes Monitoring Program
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