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A Habitat Learning Lab provides a fun, exciting environment for a wide variety of hands-on, inquiry-based activities for reading, writing, math, science, social studies, technology and art. Learn more about these free educational resources below:
Program that integrates STEAM with English Language Arts through a collection of hands-on, inquiry-based activities
Free activity pages that students can use to record observations and data as they explore the Habitat Learning Lab
Suggested activity kit materials and estimated costs to help enhance lessons in the Habitat Lab
Free AWF activities organized by theme including birds, butterflies, aquatic habitats, forest habitats, & other wildlife
Students work together to find, identify, and record plants and animals in the school’s Habitat Lab
Integrate art with science, reading, writing, geography, and technology by holding a Student Wildlife Art Contest at your school.
Website that can be used with students to track wildlife migration and seasonal changes
Website with information about AL’s wildlife including descriptions, habitat information, & conservation status
Website with information about the NWF’s mission of conservation education and advocacy. Includes educational resources
AL Public Television show about AL’s wild places and related topics. Teacher guide included with some episodes
Website with information and resources for educators to help them teach through gardening
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