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The Aquatic WILD online course takes you through six activities from the guide. More information can be found here. Note: This course does NOT come with the guide. You will have the opportunity to purchase the guide upon completion of the course. All work must be completed by December 31, 2023.

Teaching about climate change presents several challenges for educators. The subject matter is complex and often abstract, it expands across academic subject areas, and it is emotionally charged. This module was assembled as a supplemental resource to better equip educators in their efforts to build students' understanding, critical thinking, and ability to make well-informed decisions regarding impacts of climate change and how we will adapt to a changing climate. With wildlife as a focal point to build student interest and relevancy, the activities in this module will help students examine ecological phenomena relating to a changing climate. The set of activities are primarily from the Project WILD K-12 Curriculum & Activity Guide, as well as one from Aquatic WILD and one from Flying WILD. The activities target sudents in grades 6-12. Upper elementary educators will also find several activities useful. 

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.This self-paced course will take you through four modules that involve the use of Project WILD activities and resources to teach about climate change and climate adaptation. A fifth module will ask for your feedback on the course.  Through readings, videos, reflection exercises, and hands-on components, you will become familiar with Project WILD pedagogy and comfortable implementing a set of Project WILD activities that are published in a booklet titled Project WILD Climate & Wildlife. All work must be completed by December 31, 2023. Guide can be purchased separately and is not included in this order. More information can be found here.

Introduce upper elementary and middle level students to the fascinating subject of birds. Flying WILD uses topics around bird migration, stewardship, adaptations, and habitat to engage learners' interest in standards-based classroom activities and environmental stewardship projects. Flying WILD's award winning content is thoroughly tested and standards aligned. For more information, go to www.projectwild.org

Designed for educators of children ages 3-7, Growing Up WILD builds on children’s sense of wonder about nature through outdoor exploration and 27 field-tested lessons that include over 400 experiences to share with students. These experiences involve concepts in science, math, vocabulary, art, music and movement, health and safety, and nutrition, and other subjects. The curriculum is aligned with NAEYC standards, the Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework, and the USDA's MyPlate guidelines for child nutrition. The second edition of this guide, released November 2020, has been reformatted to 8.5" x 11".

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America's fish and wildlife belong to all of us. Conserving and preventing the exploitation of these vital resources - on both public and private lands and waters within our borders - is critical to the well being of our nation and beyond. Thank you for contributing to the efforts of the AFWA!

All work must be completed by December 31, 2023 - sorry, no exceptions.This online course is designed to introduce educators to the Project WILD curriculum guide. Course work is managed in conjunction with a state coordinator, who may have additional assignment requirements in order for you to receive a certificate. 

This course takes you through six Project WILD activities that you can do with your students. Geared for educators of grades 6-9, the materials will cover wildlife topics related to science and social studies, and will include creative arts. More information here. Note: This course does NOT come with the guide. You will have the opportunity to purchase the guide upon completion of the course.

Science and Civics: Sustaining Wildlife provides educators with activities and action projects for involving high school students in stewardship efforts targeting local wildlife found in a community. The program involves students in decisions affecting people, wildlife, and their shared habitat in the community. 

Note: This is a black and white PDF download. Download file after purchase.

Expanding upon the classic Project WILD activity, "Oh Deer!", this supplemental guide goes deeper into the concept of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation. With three additional activities and assessments, this supplemental guide will guide your students through the conept of how wildlife is managed in the United States. Activities are:

• The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
• The Public Trust Doctrine
• Conservation Funding Today: User-Pay, Public Benefit
• Bonus activity: Oh Deer! A Study in population Dynamics

The guide is free - pay only shipping and handling costs. Please allow 14 business days for delivery.