Service Learning Choice Board
Shark Spy
Wildwatch Burrowing Owl
Protect the Earth
Where is Spoony?
Chirp Check
Penguin Watch
Click-A-Coral
Is AI getting bird song right? Help ecologists study bird diversity!
Do a service-related activity celebrating the environment.
Journey into the deep sea to help map coral.
Help classify images of penguins and learn more about their lives along the Patagonian coast!
Can you help us find the rings and identify the Spoonies?
Help count and classify burrowing owls.
Help identify and count sharks in the water around New Zealand.
Penguin Watch
Southern rockhopper penguins are classified as Vulnerable under the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature. This list is managed by researchers and tells us how likely a species is to disappear from the planet or if it has already. With our rockhopper project, we aim to study the breeding behaviours of Southern rockhopper penguins in the context of climate change to better inform conservation management strategies.
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Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a screenshot or screencast of you participating in this activity.
Shark Spy
Shark researchers around New Zealand are missing several key pieces of information on shark populations including diversity, seasonality, coastal movement, residency, and population structure. This data is critical for conservation and monitoring population status.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a screenshot or screencast of you participating in this activity.
Click-A-Coral
Coral reefs are the hidden treasures of our oceans, and by mapping and restoring them, we not only safeguard biodiversity but also secure a brighter future for our planet. It's a mission that calls for all of us to dive into conservation efforts and protect the deep blue.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a screenshot or screencast of you participating in this activity.
Click HERE to start the tutorial.
Wildwatch Burrowing Owl
We need your help classifying burrowing owls and other species associated with them in field photos.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a screenshot or screencast of you participating in this activity.
Click HERE to start the tutorial
Where is Spoony?
Can you help us find the rings and identify the Spoonbill birds?
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a screenshot or screencast of you participating in this activity.
Click HERE to start the tutorial
Service for Planet Earth
To earn credit for this assignment, you must submit the following:
Do a service-related activity celebrating the environment. Below are some ideas, but you are NOT limited to these: - Clean up trash at a local park.
- Collect recyclable materials from your neighborhood and take them to the recycling center.
- Upcycle an item that otherwise might be thrown away by turning it into something new and more functional.
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a photo or video of you participating in your service activity.
Chirp Check
Scientists have collected thousands of hours of birdsong and used artificial intelligence (AI) to identify which bird species are present in the recordings. However, AI has its limits, and that’s where you come in! By verifying the species identifications that the AI made, you’ll help us enhance the accuracy of the data and advance bird research.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
- A short 1 paragraph (5-6 sentence) write-up about your activity. What did you do? What did you learn? Why was this project valuable? How did this project apply to what you have been learning about in science this year?
- Include a screenshot or screencast of you participating in this activity.
Q2 2025 Service Learning Choice Board
Mountain Heights Academy
Created on October 21, 2025
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Service Learning Choice Board
Shark Spy
Wildwatch Burrowing Owl
Protect the Earth
Where is Spoony?
Chirp Check
Penguin Watch
Click-A-Coral
Is AI getting bird song right? Help ecologists study bird diversity!
Do a service-related activity celebrating the environment.
Journey into the deep sea to help map coral.
Help classify images of penguins and learn more about their lives along the Patagonian coast!
Can you help us find the rings and identify the Spoonies?
Help count and classify burrowing owls.
Help identify and count sharks in the water around New Zealand.
Penguin Watch
Southern rockhopper penguins are classified as Vulnerable under the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature. This list is managed by researchers and tells us how likely a species is to disappear from the planet or if it has already. With our rockhopper project, we aim to study the breeding behaviours of Southern rockhopper penguins in the context of climate change to better inform conservation management strategies.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
Shark Spy
Shark researchers around New Zealand are missing several key pieces of information on shark populations including diversity, seasonality, coastal movement, residency, and population structure. This data is critical for conservation and monitoring population status.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
Click-A-Coral
Coral reefs are the hidden treasures of our oceans, and by mapping and restoring them, we not only safeguard biodiversity but also secure a brighter future for our planet. It's a mission that calls for all of us to dive into conservation efforts and protect the deep blue.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial.
Wildwatch Burrowing Owl
We need your help classifying burrowing owls and other species associated with them in field photos.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
Where is Spoony?
Can you help us find the rings and identify the Spoonbill birds?
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial
Service for Planet Earth
To earn credit for this assignment, you must submit the following:
Do a service-related activity celebrating the environment. Below are some ideas, but you are NOT limited to these:- Clean up trash at a local park.
- Collect recyclable materials from your neighborhood and take them to the recycling center.
- Upcycle an item that otherwise might be thrown away by turning it into something new and more functional.
Chirp Check
Scientists have collected thousands of hours of birdsong and used artificial intelligence (AI) to identify which bird species are present in the recordings. However, AI has its limits, and that’s where you come in! By verifying the species identifications that the AI made, you’ll help us enhance the accuracy of the data and advance bird research.
Submit for Credit
Tutorial
Click HERE to start the tutorial