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K-12
Conservation Programs
The Cleveland Soil & Water Conservation District wishes to inspire K-12 county students to explore environmental issues & make informed environmental decisions through high quality lessons, programming, & outreach. 
Lesson highlights: 
  • All programs are FREE
  • Follow  North Carolina Essential Science Standards
  • Interactive & activity based
  • Lessons last generally 45-90 minutes long but can be adjusted to need
  • All materials provided
 Lesson examples  and possible topics:
  • Goods from the Woods, K-1st, Science Standards Correlations: K.P.2.2, K.G.2.2; 30-45 min program
  • Soil Babies, 1st grade, Science Standard Correlations: 1.E2.1, 1.E.2.2, 1L.1.1, 1.L.1.3; 30-45 min program
  • Worms: Nature's Recycler's, K-3, Science, reading, and health; 30-45 min program
  • The Incredible Journey, 3-5th grade; Subject Area: Earth Science, Water Cycle; 50 minutes
  • Other programs we are developing are on vermicomposting and composting, watersheds, pollinators, forestry, wildlife, and much more.
                Kids Hands Hold Soil with Plants Seedlings.Environment Earth Day. Save  Planet and New Life Concept. Child Caring Young Green Plant Stock Image -  Image of future, nature: 221511913
We also offer coaching help and information for groups interested in competing in the following:
  • Land Judging: http://www.landjudging.com/
  • Envirothon: https://www.spenvirothon.org/ 
For more information and to schedule a program contact Amanda at 704-471-0235 ext. 3 or via email amanda.strickland@clevelandcountync.gov .

Calling all teachers.....Check out this great opportunity now being offered. Currently taking applications for Teachers/educators check out the website below or contact Amanda to find out what this exciting opportunity is all about .

www.ncprojectexplore.org 


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