Birds GeorgiaLearning About Birds Curriculum
Birds Georgia's Learning About Birds (LAB) curriculum provides activities and materials to educators interested in exposing students to hands-on, interactive learning about birds, habitats, and conservation.
Educators interested in exposing students to hands-on, interactive learning about birds · Free
From birdsgeorgia.org/learning-about-birds-curriculum.html ↗About this program
The curriculum consists of student guides, accompanying lesson plans, and various additional resources.
All units are aligned with the Georgia Performance Standards in science from K-12.
The units are available below for free download. Resources will periodically be updated, please check back often!
Questions
Is the Learning About Birds curriculum free?
The units are available below for free download.
What grade levels are the units aligned with?
All units are aligned with the Georgia Performance Standards in science from K-12.
How can educators learn about professional development workshops?
Birds Georgia also offers periodic professional development workshops for educators interested in using the Learning About Birds curriculum and teaching about birds. Please email [email protected] to learn more about these opportunities or to schedule a workshop for your school or group.
Details
- Who
- Educators interested in exposing students to hands-on, interactive learning about birds
- Cost
- Free
- Ages
- K-12
Run by
Habitat ProgramThe Birds Georgia Habitat Program launched in 2021 to address the leading causes of bird population decline in Georgia: habitat loss and habitat degradation.
Wildlife Sanctuary Program$100Birds Georgia's Wildlife Sanctuary Program recognizes and encourages property owners to enhance their land for birds and other wildlife.
Habitat Stewardship ProgramThe one-time fee for private landowners is $150 and for public lands is $250. This fee includes the Birds Georgia Habitat Steward sign, as well as a Birds Georgia membership.The Birds Georgia Habitat Stewardship Program is a new conservation program geared toward both public and private land holdings and the people who own and manage them.