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• 2020 Spring Campaign Flyer - basic information about the campaign
• Presentation
• GLOBE 365 Poster - there is a place to stick photos of your tree as well! If you want to receive a hard copy of the poster, contact your GLOBE country coordinator.
• Why do the leaves change color? - learn why and how the autumn change of trees happens.
• Winter twigs - a key to recognising buds

Activities for students

Spring

Activity 1: My Tree + carbon activity: Tree Growth Game

Activity 2: Look at the Buds + Data Sheet + Carbon Around Me

Activity 3: First Leaves + carbon activity: Carbon in my tree

Activity 4: My Green Up Data + Data Upload Guide + carbon activity: The Case of Missing Carbon 

Activity 5: Green Color Scale

Autumn

Activity 1: My Tree + How Tall Is My Tree?

Activity 2: Color Change of Leaves

Activity 3: My Green Down Data + Data Upload Guide

Tree field guides

Sour cherry Description Field guide	Lime Description Field guide	Hazel  Description Field guide	Oak  Description Field guide	Birch  Description Field guide	Beech  Description Field guide	Fig          Description

Green Up/Down e-training

E-training and closer information about Green-up and Green-down: protocol e-training

GLOBE protocols

Green up Green up protocol General field guide Trees Data Sheet Trees and Shrubs

Green down Green down protocol General field guide Trees Data Sheet Trees and Shrubs

How to work with GLOBE data?

GLOBE Data Entry - GLOBE data can be submitted on a desktop pc or using the GLOBE data entry app.

Visualize GLOBE data - Instruction for visualizing GLOBE phenology data...

Looking at GrowApp data - Analyzing green index of GrowApp images 

Lesson plans

• A first look at phenology. Students explore patterns, similarities, and differences among plants at the same location.
• A sneak preview of budburst. Students observe the relationship between budburst and temperature.
• Green down (age 11-14). Students learn to ask questions while using the research cycle.
• What's hidden in tree buds (age 11-14). Students get familiar with the structure of the buds of deciduous trees, they observe the bud sprouting and changes that trees undergo in spring.
• An Alaskan Spring Mystery (Middle and high school -grades 6-12) Students learn about the timing of spring budburst and practice asking questions and analyzing and interpreting data
• Color Palette (age 11-14). Students record the color change of an observed tree.  
• Confused buds (primary school). Students learn how to record measurements, sort and evaluate data.  
• Podzimni Gloubak (age 6-11) – In the “Autumn GLOBE Researcher” lesson students learn, how to ask questions while investigating autumn leaves. Lesson only in Czech.
• Urceni plochy listu (age 12+) – Students learn how to prepare and conduct an experiment while calculating the surface area of a leaf using various mathematic methods. Lesson only in Czech.

Would you like to share your learning activity with the Phenology campaign community?

Please let us know at lenka.kleger@terezanet.cz.