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Hogan, Kathleen – 1994
Eco-Inquiry may be defined as a "whole science" curriculum that embeds hands-on science within thematic multi-dimensional learning experiences. Three modules for the upper elementary and middle grades focus on food webs, decomposition, and nutrient cycling. Each module lasts 4-7 weeks and may be used alone or in sequence. Student…
Descriptors: Biology, Ecological Factors, Ecology, Environment
Dashefsky, H. Steven – 1995
This book of more than 160 environmental science activities is designed to help students understand environmental issues, ask questions, and find solutions to the problems. Introductory sections address: (1) the nature of major global problems and a history of environmental concern; (2) basic environmental science terminology and scientific study…
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Intermediate Grades, Junior High Schools, Middle Schools
Beals, Kevin; Willard, Carolyn – 2001
This book uses a detective approach to teach about environmental issues. Student sleuths investigate many potential causes of fish dying including chlorine pollution, acid rain, erosion and sediment pollution, predator-prey relationships, phosphate pollution and algal blooms, and oil pollution. The text provides students the opportunity to grapple…
Descriptors: Acid Rain, Environmental Education, Inquiry, Interdisciplinary Approach
McDaniel, Rick, Comp.; Petrie, Jim, Comp. – 1992
By focusing on issues, global education provides students with a better understanding of the country and the world in which they live. The issues approach stresses that global education is a two-way approach to understanding: it is both a way of teaching and a way of learning. This book provides resources for the teacher who has decided to teach…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Environmental Education, Foreign Countries, Global Education
Paul, Peg; And Others – 1974
This book is designed as an introduction to the topic of energy in the environment. It is directed toward the intermediate student as a future citizen who will be involved in making important decisions concerning this vital issue. The materials can be used in any classroom where the topic of the environment is being studied--social studies,…
Descriptors: Conservation Education, Depleted Resources, Energy, Environment
Greene, Alanda – 1997
This book contains lessons that teach students about rights and responsibilities through activities designed to develop character and community. Students are encouraged to learn about the concepts of human rights and responsibilities, and being environmentally responsible citizens. The book employs a variety of learning strategies, allowing for…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Citizenship, Citizenship Education, Citizenship Responsibility
de Golia, Jack; And Others – 1987
Designed to help upper elementary school teachers prepare for a class expedition to Yellowstone National Park, this workbook presents environmental learning activities that are also useful in schools too distant for an actual visit. Either way, the workbook aims to develop student appreciation of Yellowstone, the life in it, and the park's value…
Descriptors: Activity Units, Class Activities, Educational Cooperation, Educational Games
Springer, Mark – 1994
This book describes a "whole learning" approach to education called the Watershed Program, which stresses integrated curriculum and experiential learning. Each chapter begins with an episode from the history of eastern Pennsylvania along the Brandywine River, used as an analogy to problems faced by the teachers in the Watershed program.…
Descriptors: Conservation Education, Cooperation, Cooperative Learning, Curriculum