Magazines for Teachers and Educators

Green Teacher Magazine

Green Teacher is a magazine by and for educators to enhance environmental and global education across the curriculum at all grade levels. Each issue of this quarterly publication contains fifty pages of ideas and activities.
Each issue contains:

• Perspective articles — ideas for rethinking education in light of environmental and global problems

• Practical articles — reports of what successful teachers, parents and other youth educators are doing

• Ready-to-use activities — cross-curricular activities for various grade levels

• Resource listings and reviews — evaluations of dozens of new books, kits, games and other resources

• Announcements of all kinds – conferences, workshops, etc.

Issues from 1993 to the current period are available for check out by teachers and group leaders working with Kitsap County youth.  For a complete listing of topics included in each issue, please visit Green Teacher Magazine.

Science and Children

The National Science Teachers’ Association magazine, Science and Children is dedicated to those concerned with teaching science at the elementary science level from preschool to sixth grade. The content reflects the needs of its audience of classroom teachers, science supervisors and administrators, and parents. Each issue includes:

• Effective inquiry activities that are original and creative – place in the curriculum, the appropriate grade level, assessment techniques, and any safety considerations

• Interdisciplinary science experiences – how the activity addresses current science standards

• Successful partnerships or programs

• Themes of current issues in elementary science education

Issues are available for check out by teachers and group leaders working with Kitsap County youth.   For a listing of topics included in each issue, please visit National Science Teachers’ Association

Science Scope

The National Science Teachers’ Association magazine, Science Scope is dedicated to those concerned with teaching science at the middle school science level. The content reflects the needs of its audience of classroom teachers, science supervisors and administrators, and parents and allows individual to share ideas with thousands of other people who teach science.

Issues are available for check out by teachers and group leaders working with Kitsap County youth.    For a listing of topics included in each issue, please visit National Science Teachers’ Association.

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