|
| |
Curriculum Supplements for
Educators
The following programs all
offer workshops and curriculum supplement guides for educators.
Elkhart County SWCD staff is trained to facilitate these workshops.
Workshops can be tailored to fit your school, science standards, or
scheduled for general audiences. Contact
us for local scheduling, or the following sites for more details:
|
Upcoming Training Workshops
A Project Learning Tree and Project WILD workshop is scheduled
for November 5, 2008 at the Reith Center, located across from
Shanklin Park in Goshen. The
workshop starts at 8:00 a.m. and will
conclude at 4:30 p.m. Contact
Nancy to sign up or fill
out the registration form and return it to
our office prior to the workshop date.
|
|
Project WET believes that informed people
are more likely to participate in the decision making process and to make
a difference through their actions. Project WET invites educators,
resource managers, community leaders, and concerned citizens to join
Project WET in educating people about one of the most precious resources
on the planet - water. |
Indiana
Project Wet |
Healthy Water Healthy People |
Healthy Water, Healthy People is an innovative water
quality education program sponsored by Project Wet and the Hach
Scientific Foundation. This program offers hands-on activity
guides, testing kits, training, and much more. Healthy Water, Healthy
People is for anyone interested in learning and teaching about water
quality education topics.
|
|
Project WILD is a supplementary
environmental/conservation education program emphasizing wildlife. The
program's innovative, hands-on activities are designed for students in
kindergarten through grade 12. Materials are correlated with and easily
integrated into all subject areas or programs. Project
WILD assists learners of any age in developing the awareness, knowledge,
skills and commitment to make informed decisions and act responsibly
concerning wildlife and the environment.
|
Project Wild |
 Project
Learning Tree |
Project
Learning Tree is an award-winning internationally recognized environmental
education program that provides ready-made lessons and activities for
educators. PLT can integrate easily into an existing curriculum and can be
used to supplement all subject areas. PLT uses the forest as a
"window to the world," helping young people gain an awareness
and knowledge of the world around them and their place within it. Students
develop skills in creative problem solving, critical thinking, and
evaluation and research while having fun. |
Education Home
Ag Conservation
Urban Erosion Control Storm
Drain Marking
Adult
Volunteer Programs Envirothon
Presentations for Adults
Presentations for Youth
|
