Classroom activities with students were conducted throughout the week. Activities were co-taught by educational specialists from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, US Fish and Wildlife Service, and classroom teachers. Teachers and students participated in field trips to view and identify wintering birds. To complete the graduate course, teachers planned and led activities from each program's activity guides with their students in the weeks following the workshop. School Districts hosting these programs are asked to provide food and housing for the facilitator.
Teachers spend time planning the integration of activities into lesson plans and units.
The role of State Content Standards is included in these workshops. WILD and the Alaska Wildlife Curriculum . Combined workshops are available for graduate credit through the University of Alaska. Project WILD workshops for scout leaders North Carolina has created correlation guides for scout leaders who have completed a Project WILD workshop. These guides provide activity ideas for scout leaders to use in helping scouts achieve their recognitions.