Wildlife Science Education for Grades 3–12, livre ebook

Wildlife Science Education for Grades 3–12 guides and encourages youth to learn about the wildlife around them. The first section introduces the basic wildlife groups to youth in upper elementary school using hands-on and other activity-based learning techniques. Young learners will understand the similarities and differences between mammals, birds, fish, and herptiles. The activities for middle schoolers expand the study to interactions within and between them. The lessons for high school students are based on topics of importance to homeowners, residents of a watershed, food and fiber producers (farmers), mayors, teachers, and policy makers. This section delves deeper into the study of wildlife and will help prepare students to study these topics at the college or university level. This final section is intended for adults who work with youth. It includes suggestions about instructing youth, next-generation science standards, and answers to questions asked in sections 1–3.
WILDLIFE SCIENCE 1: EDUCATION FOR GRADES 3–5
1. Introduction to Wildlife Science
2. Mammals
3. Birds
4. Fish
5. Herptiles: Reptiles and Amphibians
WILDLIFE SCIENCE 2: EDUCATION FOR GRADES 6–8
6. Wildlife
7. Mammals
8. Birds
9. Fish
10. Herptiles
WILDLIFE SCIENCE 3: EDUCATION FOR GRADES 9–12
11. You Are a Homeowner
12. You Live in a Wildlife Habitat
13. You Are a Food and Fiber Producer
14. You Are the Mayor
15. You Are a Teacher
16. You Are a Legislator
17. Follow a Path
WILDLIFE SCIENCE EDUCATION FACILITATOR’S GUIDE, GRADES 3–12
Youth Manual Level 1: Suggestions and Answers
Youth Manual Level 2: Suggestions and Answers
Youth Manual Level 3: Suggestions and Answers