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The
Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Group is working with Spanish Fort
Elementary to raise funds to purchase the Wyland
Clean Water Challenge educational curriculum for its Project Jubilee
classes.
This unique program uses science and
art activities to guide students as they explore aquatic ecosystems. The
wealth of information and variety of hands-on investigations will encourage
students to become stewards of Earth’s vital water habitats. The lessons
and activities align with national science and art education standards.
Contents Include:
- a comprehensive full-color Teacher Resource
Guide
- five sets of supplemental Eco Guides
featuring rivers, lakes, wetlands, oceans, and estuaries
- reproducible student activities book
- colorful activity cards
- habitat posters by Wyland
- CD-ROM of printable content materials from
the program.
The boxed kit features 18 interactive units, complete with lessons
and student activities that build knowledge and appreciation of our
rivers, lakes, wetlands, estuaries, and the ocean. Students will
learn about the human impacts on our water resources, how water
connects us all, and how each of us can make a difference in
protecting our aquatic ecosystems.
The
Southeastern Wildlife Conservation Group is requesting $530.92 in
donations to purchase the Clean Water Challenge educational materials and
general supplies to get the program kicked off. This includes $430.92 for
the program and an additional $100.00 for miscellaneous supplies.
To
donate, please make your check out to the Southeastern Wildlife
Conservation Group and mail your donation to:
Southeastern
Wildlife Conservation Group
P.O. Box 7876
Spanish Fort, AL 36577
RE: SF Elementary Project Jubilee
For
Credit Card donations, CLICK
HERE TO DONATE.
We
truly thank you for your support.
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