Program Format

Frog on the Log-in is a flexible, 3-part program appropriate for classroom instruction, e-learning, or hybrid environments. It can be used as an introduction to the on-campus Frog in the Bog program, or as a standalone learning opportunity.

Session 1: Introduction to Indiana Dunes National Park
Students will tour five of the ecosystems of the Indiana Dunes. Lesson can be completed by students on their own device or with a teacher in the classroom. (~30 minutes)

Session 2: Creature Feature
Students will go on a search for clues to understand how local organisms are adapted to Indiana Dunes ecosystems. Choose a self-guided adventure (~45 minutes) or complete the activity with one of the Dunes Learning Center Naturalists in a live, 60-minute lesson!

Session 3: Wrap Up
Students will explore using Google Earth and videos to think critically and compare life at the Indiana Dunes to life in similar ecosystems across the United States. Lesson can be completed by students on their own device or with a teacher in the classroom. (~30 minutes)

Along with a funding award from the Lilly Endowment Youth Program Resilience Fund, this program was made possible by a grant from the National Park Foundation through generous support of partners including Union Pacific Railroad and donors across the country. The National Park Foundation is the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service.

Thanks to this support, the registration fee for all three components is $150 per classroom.
Need-based scholarships available for qualifying classrooms.

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