Teacher Resources

Teacher Guides and Park Programs

Yosemite National Park, California "Yosemite in Depth" contains detailed geology lessons and activities, including interactive questions and answers (grades 4-6)

Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri More Than Skin Deep, A Teacher's Guide to Caves And Groundwater (grades 2-8)

Geology and Paleontology Activities - Badlands National Park, South Dakota

Teaching Paleontology in the National Parks and Monuments (grades 4-6): Curriculum guide [947Kb pdf] | Colorado Standards correlation [33Kb pdf] | 4th grade slideshow | 5th grade slideshow | 6th grade slideshow

Teaching Paleontology in National Parks, Monuments, and Public Lands (grades 2-3): curriculum guide | 2nd grade slideshow - Intro to Fossils I | 2nd grade slideshow - Intro to Fossils II | 2nd grade slideshow - Intro to Fossils III | 3rd grade slideshow - Adaptation

A Teacher's Guide to the Geology of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (grades K-12)

Geology Field Trip Guides by Anabelle Foos [e-mail], University of Akron (college-level): Bryce Canyon | Capitol Reef | Zion | Dinosaur | Florissant Fossil Beds | Grand Canyon (north) | Colorado Plateau | Arches & Canyonlands | Colorado NM

Teacher's Guides to Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho: A Curriculum on Monument Geology, History and Ecology (grades 5-6)
Teacher's Giude to Broken Top Loop
Managing Critical Resources At Craters Of The Moon National Monument: A Curriculum For High School Students

John Day Fossil Beds' Programs for School Groups Programs for Visiting School Groups, Materials for Classroom Use, and Workshops for Teachers

Where the River Begins: an Educator's Guide to the Nisqually River of Mount Rainier National Park Educator's guide and CD-ROM contact: Resource Education Specialist, Mount Rainier National Park, Tahoma Woods, Star Route, Ashford, WA 98304, (206) 569-2211

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