Outdoor Lab

*NEW* 6th Grade Outdoor Lab
Posted on 11/19/2021
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If you were unable to attend the Outdoor Lab virtual meeting or want to review what was covered, below are the resources.

Click here for the Outdoor lab slideshow. 
 
Outdoor Lab requires that a medical form is completed for every student attending.

La Escuela de Educación al Aire libre requiere que se complete un formulario médico para cada estudiante que asista.

Click here for the Pink team Mount Evans medical form.

Click here for the Pink team Mount Evans medical form in Spanish.

Click here for the Yellow and Purple teams Windy Peak medical form.

Click here for the Yellow and Purple teams Windy Peak medical form in Spanish.


Unfortunately, our Live Medical form is only in English, If you would like a paper copy of the form in Spanish or Somali, please let Wendy Falconer or Catherine Driscoll know and they will send it home with your student.

Pink TeamOutdoor Lab Parent letter in English.

Pink TeamOutdoor Lab Parent letter in Spanish.

Pink TeamOutdoor Lab Parent letter in Vietnamese.

Yellow Team - Outdoor Lab Parent Letter in English.

Yellow Team Outdoor Lab Parent Letter in Spanish

Yellow Team -  Outdoor Lab Parent Letter in Somali.

Click here if you would like to view the Outdoor Lab shop.

The letters for parents show more information regarding what to bring and not bring. 
Description                                   Purpose                         R=required O=optional                       Qty

Day-pack or backpack (without wheels)

To carry gear & supplies for class

R

1

Ski cap (beanie) Oct – April

Hat or Cap April - Oct

Maintain body temp and prevent heat loss

Shade neck & face

R

R

1

1

Heavy coat (not hoodie)

For inclement weather and cold nights

R

1

Light coat and/or sweater

For mild/warm weather and/or daytime

R

1

*Waterproof jacket, raincoat, or poncho

Heavy, wet snow or rain

R

1

*Gloves or mittens (Oct-April)

Cold wet weather

R

2 pr

Long sleeved shirts

Preferred for warmth and protection from branches and sun

R

4-5

*Jeans or hiking pants 


Long pants. Material is resistant to tearing and preventing scratches or cuts. 

R

2-3

Shorts (for bunkhouse)

Warm weather - Sept. - Oct. and April - May

O

2-3

*Snow Pants (Oct – April)


O

1

Underwear

To encourage changing and personal hygiene

R

4-5

Long Underwear  (Insulated Preferred)  (Oct – April)

Inclement weather.  

O

1

*Hiking or work boots 

For walking through mud, snow, and water on trails

R

1

*Snow boots (Oct-April)

To keep feet warm and dry in wet/snowy conditions

R

1

*Tennis shoes


O

1

Heavy socks

(Wool Crew Socks)

Inside of boots (must cover ankles)

R

3

Light socks

For light foot gear and also to wear inside of heavy socks to prevent blisters (must cover ankle)

R

4

Sleepwear

Important for health and comfort.  

R

1

Pillow


R

1

Sleeping bag or bedroll


R

1

Towels and washcloths


R

2 ea

Soap & Shampoo


R

1 ea

Hairbrush & Comb


R

1

Toothbrush and paste


R

1 ea

Deodorant 

NO AEROSOL

R

1

Kleenex


R

1 pk

Chapstick

Prevent chapping of lips

R

1

Water bottle


R

1

Plastic Bag (Large)

Plastic Bag (Small)

Plastic Bag (Small) (produce bag to go over feet inside wet boots)

For soiled or dirty clothing

For wet items (washcloth & towel)

For dry feet in the event of prolonged wet weather

R

R

R

1

1

2

Lotion for face and hands

Restores moisture to skin (wind burn)

O


Sunscreen lotion

Prevents burning or blistering

R


Sunglasses

Important in summer or winter.  

O

1 pr

Pencil or pens


R

4-5

Notebook


O

1

Non-electronic games

For use during bunkhouse time

O

1

Appropriate reading material

For use during bunkhouse time

O

1

Disposable Camera

Required for those in camera hike

O/R

1



If you have any questions, please contact Wendy Falconer, 6th Grade ELA  or Catherine Driscoll, 6th Grade ELA/SS
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