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Wisconsin Environmental Education Resources

Statewide Environmental Education Organizations

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Curriculum Resources

These are just a few of the ready-made activity guides to support integration of environmental education into the curriculum. Each of the resources below are supported by a trusted Wisconsin-based partner. 

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Instructional Resources

Find resources to support environmental literacy and sustainability (ELS) on WISELearn. Use or remix lessons from other educators.
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Environmental Education for Kids

EEKwi.org was created for upper elementary and middle grade students to learn about Wisconsin's natural resources. 
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Project WET 

Inquiry-based strategies for seeking answers to real-world problems, playing games to explore scientific concepts, and reflecting, debating and sharing by creating songs, stories and dramas.

Wisconsin Project WET

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Project WILD 

Interdisciplinary activity guides for PK-12 to teach about climate and wildlife on the land, in the water, and in the air. 
Wisconsin Project WILD

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Project Learning Tree (PLT)

PLT helps young people learn how to think, not what to think, about complex environmental issues.
Kits and Trunks

Kits & Trunks

Several organizations have kits and trunks to check out to support learning in different topic areas. 
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KEEP—Wisconsin's K-12 Energy Education Program

Energy EducationDoable Renewables, and Energy and Your School guides have also been correlated to the Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards. 
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LEAF—Wisconsin's K-12 Forestry Education Program

Provide the knowledge, skills and ways of thinking necessary to sustain our forests and communities.
Wisconsin School Garden Network

Wisconsin School Garden Network

Search the activity library below or access Spanish-language resources

 

For questions about this information, contact Victoria Rydberg-Nania (608) 266-0419