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Family Resources Wheel
For parents considering homeschooling, distance learning, or a pod for their child. Use this wheel to ass your family's resources and inspire discussion about your capacity for change.
Child Learning Profile
This handy worksheet will help you assess your child's/student's learning needs and styles to inform your choice in learning activities and setting.
School Options: COVID Edition
A Venn Diagram showing the difference between Distance Learning, Homeschooling, and Online Schools
Decision-Making Compass
A simple but powerful tool to help with decision-making using the four directions
Spiral Design
An Educate Regenerate original lesson/event planning framework.
Integrating SEL Compentencies into Oregon K-12 Academic Standards
A Handout showing how the CASEL Core Competencies overlap with various academic standards
Slides for Overcoming Obstacles to Taking Students Outside
Go to the Videos & Webinar page to watch the webinar video
Overcoming Obstacles to Taking Students Outside Resources List
The Resources handout accompanying the Overcoming Obstacles to Taking Students Outside webinar
Fair Share Unit Plan Draft
A detailed draft of a 3-year unit plan based in Fair Share Education
Lesson Plan Template
This comprehensive lesson plan template uses Backward Design to help you design your regenerative education lesson.
Weather Wheel
Phenology Wheel
Jumping Out of the Comfort Zone
This empowering and hands-on workshop is a great way to learn about yourself and set some goals. We will explore our “Comfort” and "No Way Zones,” and find the sweet spot in between where the magic of growth and learning happens. You’ll leave this workshop with a better understanding of yourself and some personal goals with a better plan for achieving them
Where Does the Rain Go?
In this highly customizable lesson or mini-unit, students explore the flow of stormwater on their school grounds, practice map-making, and identify potential sources of stormwater pollution. Depending on time and desire, this investigation can result in an excellent classroom discussion, or be expanded to lead to an exciting, schoolwide improvements like building a rain garden or inspiring a pollution prevention program.
Smart Seeds
In this highly customizable lesson or mini-unit, students explore the flow of stormwater on their school grounds, practice map-making, and identify potential sources of stormwater pollution. Depending on time and desire, this investigation can result in an excellent classroom discussion, or be expanded to lead to an exciting, schoolwide improvements like building a rain garden or inspiring a pollution prevention program.