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On this page:
- Wisconsin-based Instructional Resources
- School Recognition through Green & Healthy Schools and Green Ribbon Schools
- Contests and Awards
- Funding
- Wisconsin organizations
- National organizations
Wisconsin-based Instructional 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.
![EEK! Environmental Education for Kids logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/EEK_swirl.png)
Environmental Education for Kids
EEKwi.org was created for upper elementary and middle grade students to learn about Wisconsin's natural resources.
![Project WET logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/Project_WET_swirl.png)
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.
![Project WILD logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/Project_WILD_swirl.png)
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](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/Kits_swirl.png)
Kits & Trunks
Several organizations have kits and trunks to check out to support learning in different topic areas.
![KEEP Energy Program Logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/KEEP_swirl.png)
KEEP—Wisconsin's K-12 Energy Education Program
Energy Education, Doable Renewables, and Energy and Your School guides have also been correlated to the Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards.
![LEAF Forestry Program Logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/LEAF_swirl.png)
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](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/WSGN_swirl.png)
Wisconsin School Garden Network
Search the activity library below or access Spanish-language resources.
![G-WOW Logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/GWOW.png)
G-WOW
The “Gikinoo’wizhiwe Onji Waaban” (Guiding for Tomorrow) or “G-WOW” Initiative is a unique approach to increasing awareness of how climate change is affecting the environment, people, cultures, and economies
![Earth Partnership Indigenous Arts and Sciences logo](/sites/default/files/imce/environmental-ed/EPS.png)
Curriculum Guides
Earth Partnership offers curriculum for ecological restoration. Download PDF copies of their guides.
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Eco-Reading List
CCBC offers a curated list of reviewed titles searchable by grade level and theme.
For questions about this information, contact Victoria Rydberg-Nania (608) 266-0419