• How to Get Started: Orientation and Key Activities

Journey North Gardens and the Seasons

• Mapping Spring Tulip Garden Data
• Predicting the Greening of Spring with Red Emperor Tulips
• Track Seasonal Changes in Your Journey North Garden (journal)
• How Does Your Garden Grow? (Growth Chart)
• What Tulips Need to Grow: Gathering Local Spring Tulip Data
• Compare Your Garden with Partners in Other Locations
• Does Spring Journey North? Following the Green Wave of Spring
• Tulips and Temperatures: Is This a Normal Spring?
• Observing Weather and Collecting Data
• Tulip Bulbs: A Survival Tale (Slide Show and Teacher's Guide)
• Our Tulip Bloomed Today: A Neighborhood Phenology Study
  

Journey North Teaching Tools

• Collecting Data Season after Season
• What's Happening Underground? Taking the Soil's Temperature
• Soil Temperatures: Planning Your Own Investigations
• Risky Weather: Will Spring Tulips Survive?
• How Freezing Temperatures Affect Plants
• What's Happening Here: A Closer Look at Leaf Pigments (new!)
• Experimenting with Plant Pigments (new)
• They Days They Are a-Changing: Learning to Be Observers
• Flowers on the Move: How Does it Help Them Survive?
• Watch Closely: Observing Tulips Bloom (new)
• How Do You Define Spring?
• Reasons for Seasons: Exploring the Astronomy of Spring (full unit)
• The Beauty of Botany: A Close Look at Tulip Flowers

• Making Tulip Books: Creative Assessment for Elementary Students
• Focusing with O'Keeffe on the Details: Art and the Unexpected Beauty of Nature
• Tulips and Georgia O'Keeffe: One Classroom's Art
• Looking for Details: Comparing Two Flowers
• Tulip Models: Making Blooming Tulips in the Classroom
• Did You Notice? Plants Surviving in Winter (new)
• Flip Books-Creating an Illusion of Time Passing in the Garden
• Seasons and Cycles: Capturing Place and Time in Spring
• Lebanon Lego Project: Using LEGO NXT robotics system to help monitor in the garden.

• About the Journey North Garden Study: Photo Overview
• About the Journey North Garden Study: Video Clips
• Student Portfolios as Visual Organizers for Journey North
• Teacher Tips
• Assessment Tools