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Created in partnership with Expeditions in Education, this 11-page educational guide brings Out There: A National Parks Story beyond the screen, inviting students to explore the connections between storytelling, nature, community, creativity, and conservation.
Designed for educators, families, and community groups, the guide includes film discussion questions, hands-on learning activities, creative storytelling exercises, and opportunities for students to explore and protect the places that matter to them.
What's inside:
Film and teacher discussion guides with learning goals and educational standards connections.
12 hands-on learning stations for classrooms and community screenings.
Creative storytelling activities exploring filmmaking, photography, music, writing, and art.
Place-based lessons that encourage students to investigate their local environments.
Stewardship activities that turn inspiration into meaningful action.
A special lyric study exploring "Head West," the film's original title song.
Pay what you can. Support the next generation.
We're offering this guide on a pay-what-you-can basis to keep these resources accessible to everyone while raising funds to support Expeditions in Education and help sustain their important educational work.
Every contribution, big or small, helps make a difference.
Thank you for supporting outdoor education and helping inspire the next generation of public lands stewards!
Created in partnership with Expeditions in Education, this 11-page educational guide brings Out There: A National Parks Story beyond the screen, inviting students to explore the connections between storytelling, nature, community, creativity, and conservation.
Designed for educators, families, and community groups, the guide includes film discussion questions, hands-on learning activities, creative storytelling exercises, and opportunities for students to explore and protect the places that matter to them.
What's inside:
Film and teacher discussion guides with learning goals and educational standards connections.
12 hands-on learning stations for classrooms and community screenings.
Creative storytelling activities exploring filmmaking, photography, music, writing, and art.
Place-based lessons that encourage students to investigate their local environments.
Stewardship activities that turn inspiration into meaningful action.
A special lyric study exploring "Head West," the film's original title song.
Pay what you can. Support the next generation.
We're offering this guide on a pay-what-you-can basis to keep these resources accessible to everyone while raising funds to support Expeditions in Education and help sustain their important educational work.
Every contribution, big or small, helps make a difference.
Thank you for supporting outdoor education and helping inspire the next generation of public lands stewards!