- Applied Studies and the Arts
- Assessment and Evaluation
- Dual Credit Programs
- Early Years Programs
- Environmental Program
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- EcoSchools
- Curriculum Connections
- School Ground Greening
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- We Are One Video Contest 2012
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Lesson Plans
David Suzuki Foundation: Education Guide
Connecting With Nature an educational guide for grades four to six. This resource is filled with fun activities that get kids outside to explore issues like biodiversity, where our food comes from and how to conserve energy.
Green Learning
| Green Learning Canada is a solar oven challenge, a carbon calculator, and a unique field school. It is e-learning activities and hands-on construction plans. COOL 2.0 - provides access to hundreds of teaching resources focusing on energy and sustainability. eCards - meets curriculum expectations while engaging students in authentic experience in research and advocacy. |
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority
Links to Elementary Lesson Plans Arranged by Grade:
Reforest London
Reforest London Tree Related Lesson Plans
Grades 1 to 3, Grades 4 to 6, Grades 7 and 8,
Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11
Clean Air Champions
Clean Air Champions (CAC) Grades 5 - 9 programs explore transportation choices and its impact on air, water, soil and health.
Grades 9 - 12 programs will challenge students to complete as many actions as possible.
Environmental Education: Scope and Sequence of Expectations
These documents identify both the expectations that are connected explicitly with aspects of environmental education, and those that can provide opportunities to make connection to environmental topics or issues in various ways.
Field Trips
| TVDSB Environmental Education Centres have many outdoor field trips related to the Ontario education curriculum. The London Environmental Education Centre has two sites; Wellington Road and Pond Mills. The Jaffa site is located near Aylmer and the Vansittart Woods site is located east of Woodstock. Programs and transportation costs for the 2012/13 school year are free of charge. |  |
| The Kettle Creek Conservation Authority provides both in-class and outdoor conservation education experiences which are closely tied to a variety of grade specific curriculum. |  |
| Fanshawe Outdoor Education Centre offers a wide variety of activities for all grade levels. Staff teaching flexibility allows them to modify most programs to complement your in-class studies. |  |
Last updated: November, 2012
Great curriculum-focused classroom presentations and more!
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