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This updated digital version includes 12 weeks of lessons aligned with education standards covering the history of Oregon forests; tree biology and forest types; the environmental, social and economic importance of forests; forest management; wildfire

OFRI created this 24-page, full-color publication especially for 5th and 6th grade students.

A companion to Into the Forest, the Teacher’s Guide includes additional activities, lesson plans and background information to help teachers go deeper into the material included in the student publication.

The Investigate the Forest journal pages are intended to guide students in learning about Oregon’s forests while they explore the outdoors.

A directory of field sites, special events and ongoing forestry programs for Oregon educators and their students.

Keep Oregon Green Ranger Program

Life in the Forest is a 24-page, full-color publication designed to assist students in understanding how forests provide habitat for different wildlife species.

This report was produced in partnership with Keep Oregon Green, Oregon Department of Forestry and Oregon State University Extension Service.

This document identifies connections between the Oregon Forest Literacy Plan concepts and the following resources for Grades 6-8.

This document identifies connections between the Oregon Forest Literacy Plan concepts and the following resources for grades 3-5.

This document identifies connections between the Oregon Forest Literacy Plan concepts and the following resources for grades 6-8.

This document identifies connections between the Oregon Forest Literacy Plan concepts and the following resources for grades 9-12.

This document identifies connections between the Oregon Forest Literacy Plan concepts and the following resources for Grades K-2.

This 16-page publication for the “early reader” uses familiar vocabulary and appealing illustrations to teach about forests and the wildlife that depend on them in a format that children are able to read and enjoy by themselves.