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Connecting to the Smokies Through Music, Story & Art
Open your eyes and ears to the sounds and sights of nature. Be entertained by the natural beauty of the Smokies and the art it inspires.
ENTERTAIN @HOME
Connecting to the Smokies Through Music, Story & Art
Open your eyes and ears to the sounds and sights of nature. Be entertained by the natural beauty of the Smokies and the art it inspires.
How to Draw a Salamander
Learn some tips and tricks to drawing this iconic Smoky Mountain critter!
Draw alongside Tremont Institute Teacher Naturalist Luke Schutzman as he demonstrates his process for sketching a Smoky Mountain salamander.
THE MONARCHS ARE GONE
Epic Lyrical Journey
Follow the monarch butterfly on an incredible journey from meadows and habitats across the U.S. and Canada, down to the Oyamel forests near Mexico City. Join intrepid 5th graders as they venture out with nets and tags into the world of monarch migration, one of nature’s seemingly impossible feats. You’ll learn all about Monarch Butterflies and the threats that they face. This music video collaboration was created by Tremont Institute and 5th grade students at Walland Elementary in East Tennessee.
If you produce your own music video about an environmental challenge, we’d love to see it! Tag Tremont on Facebook, Twitter @GSMITremont, or Instagram @tremontinstitute!
THE MONARCHS ARE GONE
Epic Lyrical Journey
Follow the monarch butterfly on an incredible journey from meadows and habitats across the U.S. and Canada, down to the Oyamel forests near Mexico City. Join intrepid 5th graders as they venture out with nets and tags into the world of monarch migration, one of nature’s seemingly impossible feats. You’ll learn all about Monarch Butterflies. and the threats that they face in the national park. This music video collaboration was created by Tremont Institute and 5th grade students at Walland Elementary in East Tennessee.
If you produce your own music video about an environmental challenge, we’d love to see it! Tag Tremont on Facebook, Twitter @GSMITremont, or Instagram @tremontinstitute!
Spring on Fodderstack Mountain
Watch the leaves unfurl in Walker Valley
Relax to banjo music as you get to see spring blossom on Fodderstack Mountain over the course of a month. The mountain goes from almost no green to full leaf out over the course of this short video.
Smoky Mountain Coloring Pages
Learning How Animals Use Their Senses from Parks As Classrooms
All animals have senses. Though they may not look like you or me, a bear, a frog, and a bird all have parts to their body which help them learn about their environment. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is home to over 20,000 known different types of animals and plants. The living things of the forest and the streams need to make or find energy from the sun, the plants and sometimes from other animals. How does a raccoon find food? How does a bird make a nest? How does a deer listen for its mother in the forest?The answer to all of the questions is the same: animals use their senses to survive.
SMOKIES LIVE
Check out the collaborative virtual magazine for Smokies lovers brought to you by Smokies Life and Great Smoky Mountains Association.
