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Educational Resources for Teachers

Energy Education Curriculum

Renewable energy education lessons for science in school and after school.

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Online Water and Environmental Education Resources

These fun and educational resources are available free of charge to school teachers, parents, and volunteer 4-H leaders during this "stay at home time." Nature and natural resources exploration can be done safely without physical contact with others. Nature is everywhere from the spider visiting your home to your porch or backyard. Nature lends itself especially well to science education, mathematics, art, reading, and writing (poetry and journaling). Most activities require simple materials available at home.

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4-H Fish Stewards Resources

4-H Fish Stewards is a program offered twice-yearly in partnership with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Salmon Trout Enhancement Program (STEP). By raising and hatching native fish in a classroom, students develop an understanding of the natural connections between strong stewardship and healthy habitat. In addition, they learn how to apply science and math skills in a hands-on setting as they monitor egg development, test water quality, and release salmon or trout fry.

OSU Extension Service provides fish tanks, chillers, and water quality testing supplies to participating teachers for just $25.00

If you are interested in becoming a Fish Steward Classroom teacher or would like more information about this program, please contact Janet Nagele.

Of People and Fish

Of People and Fish: Oregon 4-H Natural Science and Cultural Discovery Program

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