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Worksheets Use with the lessons.

Table of Contents Vocabulary Definition Map... 3 Vocabulary Definition Example... 4 Definition Compare and Contrast... 5 Brochure Rubric... 6 Timeline Notes... 7 to 8 Map Worksheet... 9 Current Perspectives Worksheet... 10 Bureaus Outline... 11 to 12 Threats to... 13 and You Project Planner... 14

Vocabulary Definition Map Illustration Synonyms... Similar Antonyms... Opposite 3 Chosen Word Property Property Property Definition

Vocabulary Definition Example Home House Habitat Shelter Synonyms... Similar (Answers will vary) Illustration Unsheltered Unprotected Antonyms... Opposite 4 Abode Chosen Word A place where a person or an animal lives It meets the person s or animal s needs It provides shelter and protection Property Property Property Definition An abode is a place where a person or animal lives. Each person or animal chooses an abode that fits his or her needs. An abode provides shelter and protection.

Definition Compare and Contrast My definition of wilderness: Congress definition of wilderness: Similarities Differences 5

Format and Key Mechanics Illustrations Language Information Brochure Rubric 3 2 1 Your brochure Your brochure Your brochure describes at least describes 3 or 4 describes 2 or fewer five benefits (values) benefits (values) benefits (values) that wilderness that wilderness that wilderness areas provide. areas provide. areas provide. Your brochure is clear and understandable. Its format and language are similar to the examples given. Your brochure is mostly clear and understandable. Its format and language are generally similar to the examples given. Your brochure is somewhat clear and understandable. Its format and language are not similar to the examples given. Your brochure Your brochure Your brochure contains at least contains three contains 2 or fewer four detailed, detailed, colorful detailed, colorful colorful illustrations. illustrations. illustrations. Your brochure Your brochure Your brochure has consistently uses mostly uses correct more than 10 errors correct sentence sentence structure, in sentence structure, spelling spelling and structure, spelling, and punctuation. punctuation. You or punctuation. You have less than 5 have 6-10 errors. errors. 6

Timeline Notes (page 1 of 2) Landmark Legislation A. Eastern Act: What: When: Where: Who: Why: 7 B. Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act: What: When: Where: Who: Why:

Timeline Notes (page 2 of 2) C. California Desert Protection Act: What: When: Where: Who: Why: 8

Map Worksheet Areas Using the interactive map in the Where Is section of the CD, find the wilderness area closest to your home. Write the name of this wilderness area: Find and write the name of the wilderness area farthest from your home: Find and write the name of a wilderness area that is very different from the environment in which you live: 9 How is it different from the environment in which you live? How is it similar? Which wilderness area would you most like to visit? Why? Illustration On the back of this sheet, choose a wilderness area to illustrate.

Current Perspectives Worksheet Listen to at least five of the Current Perspectives from the Module. List your five choices here: Which person s view of wilderness most closely matches your own perspective? Why? 10 Write a paragraph that explains your thoughts on wilderness preservation and compares them to the person you listed above.

11 Bureaus Outline (page 1 of 2) I. Bureau of Land Management A. Basic Information B. Purpose C. Federal Department D. Land Management 4. II. Fish and Wildlife Service A. Basic Information B. Purpose C. Federal Department D. Land Management 4.

12 Bureaus Outline (page 2 of 2) III. USDA Forest Service A. Basic Information B. Purpose C. Federal Department D. Land Management 4. IV. National Park Service A. Basic Information B. Purpose C. Federal Department D. Land Management 4.

Threats to Directions In each box, write a short (1 or 2 sentence) summary of each threat described in the Module. Overuse Pollution Fire Suppression 13 Invasive Species Lack of Public Awareness

My choice of wilderness types: and You Project Planner Part One Illustrate, using the media of your choice, the diversity of wilderness areas in the United States. Include at least three different types of wilderness. (Examples of media might include a map, a tabletop display, a poster, a Power Point presentation, etc.) Be creative! My choice of media: Part Two Write a poem, song or rap inspired by one of the wilderness areas described in the Up Close section of the module, or by a wilderness area you have visited. My inspiration: 14 I will write a POEM SONG RAP OTHER(with teacher approval) Part Three List three personal life choices you can make to help preserve wilderness: Describe a career in wilderness that sounds interesting to you: