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How did the Tongva make their homes? The Tongva built the frame of their homes with the arroyo willow, whose branches are both strong and flexible. Marsh reeds called tule were tied or folded over the frame. volunteer now »
Teacher Resources Grade 6
Branching Out
Where does your water come from? Build a model and predict where the water wiill travel across the land. Download pdf»
Feeding Frenzy
What animal relationships exist in the wetlands? This activity studies food webs and bioaccumulation. Download pdf»
Silt: A Dirty Word
Can land-based activities influence aquatic wildlife and its habitat? Experience what happens to a stream and its flow of water when silt and/or sand are added to the water. Download pdf»
If you are interested in participating in the Middle School Program, please contact the Friends of Ballona Wetlands Programs Director.
Friends of Ballona Wetlands
Kelly Rose, Programs Director
310.306-5994
kellyr@ballonafriends.org
Branching Out
Where does your water come from? Build a model and predict where the water wiill travel across the land. Download pdf»
Feeding Frenzy
What animal relationships exist in the wetlands? This activity studies food webs and bioaccumulation. Download pdf»
Silt: A Dirty Word
Can land-based activities influence aquatic wildlife and its habitat? Experience what happens to a stream and its flow of water when silt and/or sand are added to the water. Download pdf»
If you are interested in participating in the Middle School Program, please contact the Friends of Ballona Wetlands Programs Director.
Friends of Ballona Wetlands
Kelly Rose, Programs Director
310.306-5994
kellyr@ballonafriends.org