All programs are aligned to the Common Core Standards and Next Generation Science Standards.
Please email our Education and Outreach Coordinator, Ann Marie Pauley, to schedule a class program or to get more details on each program.
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Web of Life (above) at the Lander Memorial Library (Williamston).
Macro Dress Up (above) with the ASD5's Multilingual Program Camp.
Earth's Water: A Drop in Your Cup (above) with Glenview Middle School.
The total amount of water on Earth cannot be increased, but we can learn to protect, conserve and better manage the water resources available to us. Dive in with water activities and lessons!
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The goal of Project WILD is to assist students of any age in developing awareness, knowledge, skills, and commitment to result in informed decisions, responsible behavior, and constructive actions concerning wildlife and the environment.
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PLT advances environmental literacy and promotes stewardship through excellence in environmental education, professional development, and curriculum resources that use trees and forests as windows on the world.
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If you would like to view our Water Trunk lesson plans, please click the link below.
If you have suggestions for additional lesson plans or resources, please let us know!
This program has won dozens of awards over the past 22 years, including the coveted SC Department of Natural Resources Governor’s Award for Environmental Awareness in 2020. GSS strives to empower teachers to introduce their students to easy, inexpensive, impactful environmental lessons tied to standards and paired with hands-on projects. They then strive to empower students to teach others outside their classroom about what they did and why it is important.
GSS pairs teachers with qualified mentors (primarily from SC agencies and non-profits) to plan, execute and evaluate projects. Schools earn awards by documenting sustaining projects with video links or pictures with captions of students learning, doing and teaching others on a Google Form that teachers, mentors and the GSS Coordinator all fill out together. Mentor organizations also earn awards.