Our education materials include project wild activity supplements, loaner trunks, posters, and various printed materials. Project wet educators guides project wet curriculum water quality testing kits kids activity booklets childrens books shipping ground water flow models water history activity kits materials in spanish top sellers donate to project wet new products maps and posters returns and exchanges 2009 coordinators conference flooding ecommerce, open source, shop, online shopping. While cows may wade out to obtain better water, calves tend to only drink from the shore. Because these activities are designed for integration into existing courses of study, instructors may use one or many project wild activities or the entire set of activities.
Then there was the pumping plant for the artesian well, and the big cement tank where judge millers boys took their morning plunge and kept cool in the hot afternoon. Pdf download, publishing, discovery documents platform. Three experts kindly agreed to be interviewed as part of this project and provided. Grade activity title page description grade level expectations 5 8 fishy whos who 8 8. From gardening to chromatography, youll find fun ideas for earth day and arbor day. Growing up wild guides can be purchased for a group at a. Find project wild lesson plans and teaching resources. It is organized in topic units and is based on the project wild conceptual framework. Certification to make others wild project wild k12 aquatic wild k12 growing up wild proyecto wild science and civics. Statewide educational programs south dakota game, fish.
Project wild the following lesson plans are arranged by topic. Describe features of freshwater and marine ecosystems. Project wild is an environmental education resource program that helps participants develop an awareness, appreciation and understanding of wildlife. Free oneday workshops materials are offered for project wild, aquatic wild and flying wild.
An interdisciplinary, conservation and environment education program emphasizing wildlife, people, and the environment. What would happen if a fish from a local alabama river was added to this salt water aquarium. Water is very important for humans, plantscrops, and animals. Project wild aquatic alignments page 3 of 16 designing a habitat grades 58 grades 35 3. Project wild s core curricular materials, the project wild k12 curriculum and activity guide, the aquatic wild k12 curriculum and activity guide, and science and civics. They are derived from the project wild curriculum and activity guide. For additional information, view the ohio project wild facilitator handbook or contact the state project wild coordinator. Project wild educator resources maryland dnr maryland. Western regional environmental education council, 1987. Residence time of water in each pool, defined as mean time for replacement of whole water in a pool, is listed in table 1. Designing solar water pumping systems for livestock. Click on any of the links below to learn more about our most recent aquatic projects. A read is counted each time someone views a publication summary such as the title, abstract, and list of authors, clicks on a figure, or views or downloads the fulltext. Project wet develops science education methods and water education curriculum for teachers to explain water resources to children and youth.
Our education materials include project wild activity supplements, loaner trunks. The materials listed below can be downloaded and printed or materials can be mailed. These trunks are free to borrow for one to two weeks at a time and are great. The goal of project wild is to develop awareness, knowledge, skills, and commitment resulting in informed decisions, responsible behavior, and constructive actions concerning wildlife and the environment. The project wild aquatic k12 curriculum and activity guide emphasizes aquatic wildlife and aquatic ecosystems. The two guides include the terrestrial guide and the aquatic guide. Project wild workshops are useful to the classroom teacher as well nonformal educators including.
The south dakota game, fish and parks website has the outdoor related information you need. Incorporate botany in your classroom with these lessons and printables on trees, flowers, ferns, molds, and mosses. In addition to free training, the division also offers many educational materials free of. Project wild curriculum materials adhere to those strict efforts for balance and objectivity, backed by sound educational practices and theory. This pdf document supplements the bottleneck genes activity. The new jersey department of environmental protection. Project aquatic wild places an emphasis on aquatic wildlife and aquatic ecology. Rescheduled 8672020 training and certification to conduct texas project wild, aquatic wild, and growing up wild workshops prerequisite required. Project wild is a handson professional development workshop that. The importance of water to all forms of life inspired project wild aquatic.
Migration headache on pages 1518 of the project wild aquatic k12 curriculum and e in conjunction with project wild activities contained within the project wild aquatic k. Ohio project wild facilitator handbook ohio division of wildlife. Even in small quantities, fish can have a positive effect on the overall health and nutrition of humans. Habitat cards for migration headache activity pdf, 32 kb. Project wild workshops canadian wildlife federation. A five poster series highlighting different aquatic wildlife present in ohios aquatic habitats. This implies that, if there was no evaporation from the surface water, there. Both sets of curriculum emphasize handson activities to engage youth. The project wild k12 curriculum and activity guide focuses on wildlife and habitat. There are science activities on plant cells, photosynthesis, pollination, and much more.
Doc a project proposal on water, sanitation and hygiene. Dont miss this great opportunity to learn both of these resources in one class. The aquatic wild program and curriculum guide is available to formal and nonformal educators who attend an aquatic wild training through project wild state partners. Project wild and wild aquatic activity guides contain handson activities that teachers use with their k12 students. Supplemental curriculum materials for grades k12 ar. Find aquatic project wild lesson plans and teaching resources. If we waste water or pollute it, we may find that there is less and less of it available for us to use. Check our schedule of current workshop listing on the tpwd web site. Project wet foundation water education for teachers.
Facilitator resources this page contains materials to be used by volunteer facilitators who have been through an approved twoday training by the ohio division of wildlife. Fish is an important source of nutrients such as vitamins a, b and d, calcium, iron and. Project wild aquatic and project learning tree early experiences for home school educators spring hill civic center thursday, october 28, 2010. Students develop leadership skills and apply science, technology, engineering, and math to make a difference in the real world. Project wild aquatic k12 curriculum and activity guide. Sustaining wildlife flying wild i am a wild facilitator wild testimonials texas buffalo soldiers education texas children in nature. Education materials ohio division of wildlife ohio dnr. In addition to open workshops, we can also visit your facility and train your staff for free.
Projects wet and wild wisconsin department of natural. Students experience a simulated field trip and discuss potential water. Migration headache on pages 1518 of the project wild aquatic k12 curriculum and e in conjunction with project wild activities contained within the project wild aquatic k12 curriculum. Free or lowcost workshops model activities and participants recieve the guide and texasspecific adaptations and resources. What they will receive project wild guides, materials free of charge. This fullcolor, 12page childrens booklet introduces water hygiene and conservation topics to elementary and middleschoolaged children through fun learning activities that kids can do in a classroom, scout meeting or other group setting, or on their own at home with parents or grandparents. Project wild s mission is to help students learn how to think, not what to think, about wildlife and the environment. These programs are conducted in cooperation with the national project wild office. Project wild is one of the most widelyused conservation and environmental education programs among educators of students in prekindergarten through high school.
This workshop will cover project aquatic wild and project wet. Project wild is a wildlifefocused conservation curriculum for k12 youth. Ecological concepts, principles and applications to. For information on project wild, visit wisconsin department of public instruction exit dnr. Project wild wisconsin department of public instruction. Project wild is an interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education program that focuses on wildlife and habitat. What requirements do the fish in the aquarium need to survive. The pdf document contains marylandspecific material useful for various project wild activities. It also represents the work of many within the fields of education and natural resource management from across the country.
Aquatic wild activities and professional training workshops emphasize aquatic wildlife and aquatic ecology. Supplemental curriculum materials for grades k12 are provided. Project aquatic wild gives educators active educational lessons about aquatic wildlife and habitats to incorporate into your curriculum. An interdisciplinary, conservation, and environment education program focusing on aquatic wildlife and ecosystems. For more information, go to the web site and click on get training. Quick frozen critters, oh deer, and muskox maneuvers. All curriculum materials are backed by sound educational practices and theory, and represent the work of many professionals within the fields of education and natural resource management from across the country.
Education materials order form pdf 624kb guide to using animals in the classroom pdf 295kb. By wading into surface sources, cattle pollute the water with their urine and feces and may disturb the water. It is based on the premise that young people and educators have a vital interest in learning about our natural world. Ecological concepts, principles and applications to conservation editor. These guides are distributed free of cost to participants through workshops offered by certified trainers.
Project wildaquatic wildgrowing up wild, project wet. You will receive training for both and the books for each. A project proposal on water, sanitation and hygiene education in school of kavre district submitted to ministry of education nepal submitted by rural development society nepal pokhari chauri kavre. Describe the different plants and animals in the salt water aquarium show in the picture.
Since 1984, project wild has been a model for wild education programs in. The project wild k12 curriculum and activity guide focuses on wildlife and. Wildlife cannot exist without the terrestrial or aquatic environment in which to find. The activities take students from awareness to action.