Growing Up WILD Growing Up WILD is the Council for Environmental Education’s early childhood activity guide and training program for building school readiness skills through nature exploration.
How Mother Nature Flowered the Fields Through the format of a fairytale style presentation, young readers are provided with some very "real world" information about environmental issues and Earth's interdependent ecosystems.
Curious George Helps Bring Earth Science to Kids Leverage Curious George's appeal to bring earth science learning to young kids. The resources outline how to set up and run hands-on “Curiosity Centers” where children can make their own discoveries about sand, water, soil, wind, and recycling.
NSTA Publication: Start Young NSTA Press book Start Young! by Engaging Youngest Pre-K-2 Scientists. Publication offers everyday teaching activities designed to use right away with even the littlest scientists.
Children's Environmental Literature The Children's Environmental Literature Bibliography was initially developed in 1997 and has been revised as a reading list for early childhood providers and to help teacher's meet the requirements of the No Child Left Behind legislation (NCLB)
Natural Wonders: A Guide to Early Childhood for Environmental Educators Minnesota Association for Enviromental Education Natural Wonders was written especially for environmental educators and naturalists who are interested in learning more about how and why young children think and act.