Your students can find information on thousands of sites on the Internet which deal with the environment. A new student edition is in progress. This group sends Young Environmentalist's Actions with suggestions of how to involve your students. Use this information to supplement your science, social studies, and language arts curricula. Topics include rainforest destruction, air and water pollution, endangered species, and environmental justice issues.
Students conduct valuable scientific work and immediately see the results of their studies.
A Journal of Garden-Based Learning is an excellent newsletter published three times a year by the National Gardening Association. Whether you are growing things on a windowsill, in a GrowLab, or in an outdoor classroom, this journal offers engaging resources to support your efforts to create hands-on science lessons. It offers inquiry-based activities for classrooms and curricula. The January 2000 edition focuses on worms and composting. Teaching Tolerance is an award-winning magazine published by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit legal and education foundation.