Discover Your Urban Forest with Project Learning Tree

Project Learning Tree (PLT) announces the first installment in their new series of PLT Activity Collections. Discover Your Urban Forest consists of three new activities for grades 6-8 and invites learners to explore their urban environment and investigate environmental issues that affect their urban community. These activities are part of the upcoming K-8 Activity Guide, which is in the final stages of development.

https://www.plt.org/news/activity-collections-themed-series/

For those not familiar with PLT, they also have a high school module: Places We Live, where activities investigate the built environment

https://www.plt.org/curriculum/places-we-live/

And, there’s the PLT Teaching With i-Tree unit: https://www.plt.org/curriculum/teaching-with-itree/

If you’d like to learn more, connect with your state PLT coordinator: https://www.plt.org/your-state-project-learning-tree-program/

Want to learn more about PLT in Arizona?

Contact your PLT Arizona State Coordinator

Kalman Mannis
Arizona PLT State Coordinator
Project Director, Rural Activation and Innovation Network (RAIN)
Arizona Science Center
600 E Washington St.
Phoenix, AZ 85004

928-245-2839
mannisk@azscience.org

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