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In-Class Science Programs


WISE, in partnership with Copper Valley Electric Association and Copper Valley Telephone, is helping to bring science education into the Copper River School District classrooms (CRSD). With the generous support of CVEA and CVT, WISE has been able to purchase science kits and deliver programs that enhance and compliment the curriculum of CRSD classes.

Throughout the district schools, kindergarten students will be introduced to magnets; first grade, electricity; second grade, simple machines; third grade, sound; fourth grade, electricity; fifth grade, chemistry: matter and change; sixth grade, energy, heat and energy transfer.

Teachers from the Copper River School District, Valdez City Schools, Mentasta, and Glacier View are welcome to contact WISE to bring programs to their students. These programs are also open to home school and correspondence students. Subjects include: Electricity, Magnetism, Simple Machines, Sound, Chemistry, Water Cycle, Salmon Dissection, and Skins & Skulls.  

Here is the informational flyer for the 2021-2022_school_year.docx
In Class Science Resources:
Winter Birds Identification Page
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  • Home
  • About WISE
    • Mission and Goals
    • President's Message
    • Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Partners
    • Location
    • Policies
    • Donors and Grantors
    • Annual Reports and Newsletters
  • What We Do
    • Education Programs >
      • Aquatic Ecology Camp
      • Alaska Forum on the Environment
      • Changing Seasons
      • Copper River Stewardship Program
      • Outdoor and Wilderness Leadership Skills
      • Earth Discovery Day
      • In-Class Science
      • Science Lecture Series
      • Summer Hikes
      • Wild Plants Workshop
    • Research & Citizen Science >
      • Salmon Blitz
      • Willow Creek Research Consortium
      • Christmas Bird Count
    • Other Programs >
      • 20th Anniversary Challenges
      • Copper Country Discovery Tour
      • Family Ice Fishing Day
      • Project Healing Waters
      • Winter Fun Day
  • Get Involved
    • Employment
    • Volunteer
  • Support WISE
    • Donate
    • WISE Store
    • Take Our Nature Tour
  • Contact Us
  • WISE Blog