The Arizona Game & Fish Department is providing free lesson plans, books, workshops and more to share engaging activities for students of all ages, including a “Wildlife Activity of the …
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The Arizona Game & Fish Department is providing free lesson plans, books, workshops and more to share engaging activities for students of all ages, including a “Wildlife Activity of the Day.”
“The goal of the program is to promote awareness, appreciation and stewardship of the state’s wildlife resources by using wildlife as a context for learning science, social studies, math and language arts,” a Ga,e and Fish news release states. “The program includes complete lesson plans, books, posters, workshops and much more. Most of these resources are free and available for download directly from (https://www.azgfd.com/Education/FocusWild/FocusWild/).”
To help from learning from home, the Arizona Game and Fish educators have compiled a variety of free educational resources that can be accessed by parents, teachers and students from the comfort of their home. There are engaging activities for students and professional development for educators.
