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Presentations
Grasslands of the Great Plains Classroom Presentation
The Grasslands of the Great Plains presentation (PPT) reflects the information provided in the Educator's Resource Guide in an easy-to-give interactive classroom presentation for students. Through the slides, students will learn what grasslands are and where they're located, why the Great Plains and their species are so important, and how kids can do their part to help protect these environments.
Grade3-56-8SubjectsScience & STEMThemeEcosystems & habitats -
Lessons & activities
Grasslands Toolkit Discussion Questions
Use these questions to help shape supplementary discussions and activities within your learning environment.
Grade3-56-8SubjectsScience & STEMEnglish language artsThemeEcosystems & habitats -
Printables & Worksheets
Greater Sage-Grouse Species Card
Greater Sage-Grouse Species Card
GradePreK-23-5ThemeWildlife & biodiversity -
Printables & Worksheets
Greater Sage-Grouse Species Card ELL
Species card with English and Spanish, for use with English language learners (ELL) and students in grades PreK-2.
GradePreK-2ThemeWildlife & biodiversity -
Educator resource guides
Green Club Guide: Climate
Climate change affects us all, and there’s a lot we can do to make a difference. Learn about local impacts, how to reduce your carbon footprint and make climate-smart choices, and engage with your community.
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Educator resource guides
Green Club Guide: Food
Our food choices shape the health of people and the planet. Learn how food is grown and sourced, and take action to support local farmers, cut waste, and promote more sustainable food systems.
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Educator resource guides
Green Club Guide: Forests
Forests provide vital resources and habitats for people and wildlife. Explore threats like deforestation and illegal logging, and engage in projects that reduce forest impacts, promote restoration, and support healthier communities.
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Educator resource guides
Green Club Guide: Freshwater
Clean rivers, lakes, and streams are essential for both people and wildlife. Explore your local waterways and take action to conserve water, protect species, and reduce human impacts.
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Educator resource guides
Green Club Guide: Getting Started
The opening chapter helps facilitators build a strong foundation for their clubs, with guidance on adapting to grade level and place, recruiting members, and creating an inclusive community. It also covers setting goals, establishing roles, and tracking progress to ensure the club grows and makes a lasting impact.
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Educator resource guides
Green Club Guide: Oceans
Our oceans connect us all, even far from the shore. Learn about threats like pollution and climate change, discover how these issues affect marine life and people, and take action through local projects that help protect and restore ocean ecosystems.