Imagine: Ecology and Teacher Education
Using a campus garden to teach pedagogical principles and ecology in middle school teacher education.
Using a campus garden to teach pedagogical principles and ecology in middle school teacher education.
A model for maintaining gardening programs year round through school-community partnerships.
How the Berkeley School Lunch Initivative enhanced lunchtime learning for 4th and 5th grade students at John Muir Elementary.
In this unit, students learn about the importance of traditional technologies through basic mat-weaving techniques and loom construction.
Three hands-on activity plans to educate elementary students about traditional technologies and skills.
A description of how one school district is embracing the challenge of integrating Native and Western world views in environmental education programming.
This activity introduces grades 5-12 students to the technical sophistication of west coast Native peoples. Students are asked to design a shell-harvesting device and then compare it with the design used by one First Nation/tribe more than a century ago to harvest a special shellfish that lives 70 feet below the surface.
A “two-eyed seeing” activity for 10-15 year olds that integrates Western and Aboriginal world views while teaching about solstices and equinoxes
A multidisciplinary outdoor habitat study for grades 3-6. Native elders help students develop new perspectives on nature, learn about medicine wheels, and use their new knowledge to create a habitat wheel
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