Climate Literacy & Energy Awareness Network – The CLEAN Collection of Climate and Energy Educational Resources A collection of 700+ free, ready-to-use learning resources rigorously reviewed by educators and scientists suitable for secondary through higher education classrooms. CLEAN [WEB LINK]
Data Puzzles combine classroom-friendly scientific datasets with the research-backed pedagogical practices of Ambitious Science Teaching to give your students the ultimate inquiry-based learning experience. Data Puzzles [WEB LINK]
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Limited Time for Free! Download the draft version of the 4-H Crayfish Guide from the University of Idaho at no cost. The final guide will be sold on the 4-H website, so we encourage you to get the free draft copy before the document is finalized.
The River Mile is a network of educators, students, resource managers and scientists in the Columbia River Watershed exploring the essential question: “How do relationships among components of an ecosystem affect watershed health?”
Natural history, ecology and conservation around the Northwest crayfish.
Rick Reynolds produced and co-authored this 100+ page environmental service curriculum and teacher’s guide with Patrick Edwards, Ph.D., MST of Portland State University in collaboration with SOLVE.
Hands-on science lessons adaptable for grades 2-12, aligned to NGSS & CCSS
Inquiry, Exploration, and Service Learning in the Sagebrush Ecosystem curriculum with 10 lesson plans aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core State Standards
The five lesson plans it contains are integrated with science, language arts, social studies, and art concepts and aligned with the Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards.