Schools for a Living Planet
Submitted by Josina on Thu, 2007-10-04 07:23.
WWF-Canada is thrilled to announce the official launch of Schools for a Living Planet, an educational program that provides educators with access to over 30 curriculum-linked, printable in-class activities for grades 3 to 8. Each grade’s unit has a unique environmental theme with material carefully designed to meet curriculum expectations in English, Social Studies and Science.
Our Schools for a Living Planet program can help you give your students the knowledge they need to make a difference in our planet’s future. And it's easy to use - download what you want, when you want, the choice is yours!
Sign-up for Schools for a Living Planet today and bring the power of the environment into your classroom. For more information about this FREE program, visit wwf.ca/schools.
Questions? Please feel free to e-mail Sophia at schum@wwfcanada.org.
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