| Teacher Resources: Helpful Web Sites and Articles |
- The United States Geological Survey
has an outstanding list of educational resources, available in .pdf format. Some of
the USGS resources are also included below.
- The New York Natural Heritage Program has a lot of information concerning plants, animals, ecology, etc. at http://www.nynhp.org/
- This is a great resource for all teachers to be part of a study involving clouds and NASA as well as a great learning site for students to learn about clouds.
- This site from the American Museum of Natural History is all about biodiversity. It also has an excellent and simple to use key for insect identification. This is good for teachers of all grade levels.
- An article from the National Wildlife Foundation about child-nature connection:
- The Nature-Child Reunion from The National Wildlife Federation
- Project Budburst, a great activity for looking at the effects of climate change.
- New York Times Features Eugene Auer Elementary School's Black Squirrel Project
On February 24, 2008, The New York Times featured the school's "Black Squirrel" project. To read the full article, use this link: Students Help Track Black Squirrels
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