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Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve
For Teachers

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Dear Educator
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park is a fantastic resource for learning about and appreciating wild places. We hope that the following links will help you recognize and utilize this resource to its fullest benefit.

 
Pathways to Discovery Curriculum
Pathways To Discovery
Wrangell-St. Elias Lesson Plans
An Activity Guide For grade 2 through 5
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Park Wise

Park Wise
Alaska National Parks for Kids
Online Classroom filled with activites, lesson plans & lots of fun!

 
Our Wild Neighbors
Our Wild Neighbors
Alaska Wildlife Activity Book
50 pages of awesome activities that are all about Alaskan animals!
 
Teaching Kits
Teaching Kits
Check out Alaska in a Box!
 
Alaska History Studies
Alaska History & Cultural Studies
Fabulous Alaska Studies curriculum online
What's So Special
What's So Special About This Place?
Big, Beautiful, Wild, & Remote
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Become a Junior Ranger
Wrangell-St. Elias Junior Rangers!
Become one Today!
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Become A WebRanger
Become A Web-Ranger!
Choose Your Adventure!
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Skolai Pass  

Did You Know?
Skolai Pass was named by U. S. Army Lt. Frederick Schwatka for Copper River Ahtna Chief Nicolai, or “Skolai”, as he was known to the upper Tanana River natives.

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