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Rural Action
19627 Walnut Street
P.O. Box 157
Trimble, OH 45782
Phone: 740-767-4938
FAX: 740-767-4957
ELP Homepage
Curriculum and the Educators
Internet Curriculm Resources
School Links Page
Environmental Learning Program Staff:
Email: elp@ruralaction.org
Rural Action Homepage
E-mail Rural Action:
info@ruralaction.org
Photos by Elizabeth Newman and Leslie Horner.
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Internet
Curriculum Resources
ELP has compiled a list of lessons from Project Wild and from Project
Learning Tree that can be used by teachers before or after ELP works
with their classes. Teachers who do not work with ELP could utilize
these lessons as well.
Project
Wild
Project Wild is an interdisciplinary, supplementary
environmental and conservation education program for educators of Kindergarten
through high school age young people. You can obtain the Project Wild
Activity Guide by attending a training workshop.
Project Wild Contact Information:
Web Site: http://www.projectwild.org
Email: info@projectwild.org
Phone: 713-520-1936
In southeast Ohio, contact the Ohio Division of Wildlife Office for
information on training workshops at 614-592-2211.
Project
Wild Lessons
ELP Episode: Adaptations of Plants and Animals
What Bear Goes Where?
Seeing is Believing or The Eyes Have It
Aquatic Explorations and Water Conservation
Dragonfly Pond (Aquatic Project Wild or APW)
The Glass Menagerie
How Wet Is Our Planet? (APW)
Pond Succession
Riparian Zone
Where Does Water Go After School
Biodiversity
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Forest Ecology
Animal Poetry
Classroom Carrying Capacity
Litter We Know
Owl Pellets
What's Wild?
Who Lives Here?
Wild Words: A Journal Making Activity
Habitats
Flip the Switch for Wildlife!
Everybody Needs a Home
Know Your Legislation: What's In It For Wildlife
Migration Headache (APW)
Planning For People and Wildlife
What's That, Habitat?
Wildlife is Everywhere!
Interdependence
Dragonfly Pond (APW)
Deadly Skies (APW)
Project
Learning Tree (PLT)
PLT is an award-winning, interdisciplinary environmental education program
for educators working with students in PreK through grade 12. PLT helps
students gain awareness and knowledge of the natural and built environment,
their place in it, as well as their responsibility for it. You can obtain
PLT's PreK-8 Activity Guide or Secondary Modules by attending a training
workshop.
PLT Contact Information:
Web Site: http://www.plt.org
Email: info@affoundation.org
In Ohio, contact Bill Schultz or Sue Wintering of the Ohio Division
of Forestry for information on training workshops.
Bill Shultz: Phone 614-265-6704, Email: Schultz@dnr.state.oh.us ).
Sue Wintering: Phone 614-265-6657, Email: plt@dnr.state.oh.us ).
Project
Learning Tree Lessons
Aquatic Explorations and Water Conservation
Every Drop Counts
The Flow of Energy and Cycling in Nature
Tale of the Sun
Habitats and Forest Ecology
400-Acre Wood
People of the Forest
School Yard Safari
Interdependence
Air We Breathe
Pass the Plants, Please
Pollution Search
Recycling
A Peek at Packaging
Make Your Own Paper
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Contact:
elp@ruralaction.org
Phone: 740-767-4938
FAX: 740-767-4957
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