Forests, Water & People – Activity 2 – Mapping Your Community Through Time

Students investigate the history of their community and make map overlays to look for patterns in
how its housing, water and wastewater systems, and green spaces have changed over time and in
relation to each other.

For the complete activity and more like this, purchase the Forests, Water & People activity collection at Shop.PLT.org and/or attend a professional development training in your state.

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Southeastern Forests and Climate Change Activity 14 – Starting a Climate Service-Learning Project

Students often want to do something to help solve an important problem. When their energy is channeled into meaningful, relevant community action projects, a variety of benefits can be seen, from youth development and academic achievement to environmental improvements. This activity provides guidance for students to plan an environmental action project related to forests and climate change solutions in their community.

This is one of 14 activities that can be found in PLT’s Southeastern Forests and Climate Change secondary module. To get the activity, “Choose Your Free Curriculum” on your PLT Account homepage. Below are some supporting resources for this activity.

Trees & Me: Activity 7 – Best Buds

In this activity, children explore twigs, buds, and tree flowers while they celebrate the coming of spring.

This is one of 12 activities that can be found in PLT’s Trees & Me activity guide for exploring nature with young children. For the complete activity and more like it, purchase Trees & Me at Shop.PLT.org and/or attend a professional development training in your state.

Below are some supporting resources for this activity.