6th-8th Grade

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Citizenship

student raising hand in class.

Learning How to Self-Advocate

Photo of a camera focused on the lens.

What is your lens?

young student creating an informational poster.

Global Citizenship

Dew covered spider web

Explore Your Idea of Connection

Notebook, pencil camera, magnifying glass

Career Quest

wooden pathway through the forest.

Rural Vs. Urban

Open book with title of Why are stories told and how do they impact me?

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?copy

Suitcase on sand with sunlight behind it

Around the World We Go: Explorations, Responsibilities, and Surprises!

Image of a delicious burger and fries

Discoveries and Inventions: A Global Affair!

hand below a column of colored leaves

What historical figure had the biggest impact on our world?

two students in a class.

Freedom from Wants/Needs

Five hands on a globe

Be the Change - Starting in Your Community

"The time Is always right to do what is right" - Martin Luther King, Jr

How Do You Choose To Do What Is Right?

Youth climbing upwards on a rock slab, reaching for another person's hand. Clouds and rocks are seen in the background.

Exploring Empathy and Advocacy

Holocaust Memorial - Berlin, Germany

Learn! (from the Holocaust)

sunset over the ocean with land on either side.

Are you an upstander or bystander?

Holocaust Memorial Dedication

History of Genocide and the Holocaust Introduction for Grades 6 - 8

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me? Image: smiling earth, two people taking care of it.

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me?

Two children reading a book.

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?

students drawing pictures of Earth with markers.

Climate Change

Nature/Environment

Full moon over low tide breaking waves

Go Ahead and Make Waves!

Image of a delicious burger and fries

Discoveries and Inventions: A Global Affair!

Notebook, pencil camera, magnifying glass

Career Quest

A farm with pumpkins

Food For Thought

notebook cover

How do my choices affect my environment?

lighthouse on the rocky coast of New England.

Exploring Maine's Culture and Ecosystems

A forest with a tick under a magnifying glass

Tick Talk About Climate Change

Fractal Rendering Background Green Graphic

Underlying Structures in Our World

Half peeled banana

Bananas! Nature’s Most Perfect Food (or a Monster?) Genes, GMOs, and Art

trail on cutler coast

What Does it Take to Survive in the Maine Outdoors?

electronic waves

Waves Among Us

Two children reading a book.

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?

Suitcase on sand with sunlight behind it

Around the World We Go: Explorations, Responsibilities, and Surprises!

students drawing pictures of Earth with markers.

Climate Change

Open book with title of Why are stories told and how do they impact me?

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?copy

Large tree with above ground roots spreading far

Life of Trees ~ Trees of Life: Do we need trees or do trees need us?

Old Map of Maine

Unraveling Maine's Mysteries

This image show the link between home, resources and how we cane make changes in our homes to conserve and save energy and money.

Change Begins at Home

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me? Image: smiling earth, two people taking care of it.

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me?

Water Drop

Water and My World

personal energy use

How does my personal energy use impact my world?

Five hands on a globe

Be the Change - Starting in Your Community

Magnifying glass over the earth

Moving Through My Community

Cooked pizza

How Might We Design a Pizza Garden for Maine?

Two small children looking at refrigerated foods at a supermarket

Chew On This! Food and Climate Change

museum with historical portraits.

Continuity and Change

A colorful painted tree with a blue sky and cloud background and a birch bark frame. The title Poet Tree is above and there are two quotes on either side. The bottom of the image says. Connecting to Nature Through Poetry and Art.

THE POET TREE

wooden pathway through the forest.

Rural Vs. Urban

microphone on a stand.

Systems

Hand holding a small globe.

Wash Your Hands of Greenwashing: How to Be a Conscious Consumer

Brown Tail Moth

Is climate change affecting invasive species in ME?

Dew covered spider web

Explore Your Idea of Connection

Community

One man standing alone.

I am just one person. How can I make an impact on the world?

Dew covered spider web

Explore Your Idea of Connection

A farm with pumpkins

Food For Thought

Baker putting pizza in an oven.

Career Explorations

This image show the link between home, resources and how we cane make changes in our homes to conserve and save energy and money.

Change Begins at Home

"The time Is always right to do what is right" - Martin Luther King, Jr

How Do You Choose To Do What Is Right?

Holocaust Memorial - Berlin, Germany

Learn! (from the Holocaust)

Holocaust Memorial Dedication

History of Genocide and the Holocaust Introduction for Grades 6 - 8

MOOSE Online Learning - Creating Change Module

Creating Change

Magnifying glass over the earth

Moving Through My Community

personal energy use

How does my personal energy use impact my world?

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me? Image: smiling earth, two people taking care of it.

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me?

Five hands on a globe

Be the Change - Starting in Your Community

boy in superman cape walking on a dark street

I Am Not Afraid....Of Math!

Picture of a person silhouetted in a sunset and the words "I am just one person. How can I make an impact on the world?

Just One Person

Notebook, pencil camera, magnifying glass

Career Quest

Photo of a camera focused on the lens.

What is your lens?

skeleton working at a desk and using a computer.

How may I transform and change my world?

lighthouse on the rocky coast of New England.

Exploring Maine's Culture and Ecosystems

Chummy is a red lobster, Bub is a moose. They are standing on a stage with a red curtain behind them.

Bub & Chummy's Wicked Awesome Day

A bright colorful painting

Capturing Creativity

Image of a delicious burger and fries

Discoveries and Inventions: A Global Affair!

Two children reading a book.

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?

wooden pathway through the forest.

Rural Vs. Urban

Open book with title of Why are stories told and how do they impact me?

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?copy

two hands holding a nature scene

How Can I Positively Impact Personal, Community and Global Health

students drawing pictures of Earth with markers.

Climate Change

hand below a column of colored leaves

What historical figure had the biggest impact on our world?

photo of notebook, camera, photos with magnifying glass and glasses scattered on top of a map.

Exploring Communication

Carnival picture with hot air balloons

Celebrate and Shine a Light

Culture

Magnifying glass

The Art of Deception

Image of a delicious burger and fries

Discoveries and Inventions: A Global Affair!

Picture of a person silhouetted in a sunset and the words "I am just one person. How can I make an impact on the world?

Just One Person

museum with historical portraits.

Continuity and Change

Picture of different colors of paint and paint brushes spilled on a canvas.

Creativity and Self-Expression

Suitcase on sand with sunlight behind it

Around the World We Go: Explorations, Responsibilities, and Surprises!

MOOSE Online Learning - Creating Change Module

Creating Change

Photo of a camera focused on the lens.

What is your lens?

Carnival picture with hot air balloons

Celebrate and Shine a Light

Open book with title of Why are stories told and how do they impact me?

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?copy

Holocaust Memorial Dedication

History of Genocide and the Holocaust Introduction for Grades 6 - 8

Two children reading a book.

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?

SEEING IS BELIEVING: Looking involves our eyes. Seeing involves our eyes AND brain. What we see is conditioned by what we know. What we know is learned. We each learn different things Therefore,we each see things differently. What we know, we see. What we see, we often believe.

SEEING IS BELIEVING: Or is it?

lighthouse on the rocky coast of New England.

Exploring Maine's Culture and Ecosystems

wooden pathway through the forest.

Rural Vs. Urban

Media Influences

Influences in My Life

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me? Image: smiling earth, two people taking care of it.

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me?

boy in superman cape walking on a dark street

I Am Not Afraid....Of Math!

"The time Is always right to do what is right" - Martin Luther King, Jr

How Do You Choose To Do What Is Right?

photo of notebook, camera, photos with magnifying glass and glasses scattered on top of a map.

Exploring Communication

Baker putting pizza in an oven.

Career Explorations

A bright colorful painting

Capturing Creativity

Old Map of Maine

Unraveling Maine's Mysteries

Exploration

Lift Off of Perseverance

What Could Your Contribution to Space Exploration Be?

Fractal Rendering Background Green Graphic

Underlying Structures in Our World

Suitcase on sand with sunlight behind it

Around the World We Go: Explorations, Responsibilities, and Surprises!

Person looking out over the mountains

Tell Your Story

Photo of a camera focused on the lens.

What is your lens?

boy in superman cape walking on a dark street

I Am Not Afraid....Of Math!

Baker putting pizza in an oven.

Career Explorations

electronic waves

Waves Among Us

This image show the link between home, resources and how we cane make changes in our homes to conserve and save energy and money.

Change Begins at Home

Two children reading a book.

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?

personal energy use

How does my personal energy use impact my world?

compass

How can I impact my world through being a part of the workforce?

silhouette of girl jumping in the air with a sunset in the background.

Freedom from Fear

museum with historical portraits.

Continuity and Change

photo of notebook, camera, photos with magnifying glass and glasses scattered on top of a map.

Exploring Communication

SEEING IS BELIEVING: Looking involves our eyes. Seeing involves our eyes AND brain. What we see is conditioned by what we know. What we know is learned. We each learn different things Therefore,we each see things differently. What we know, we see. What we see, we often believe.

SEEING IS BELIEVING: Or is it?

Connect

How connected are you?

Image of a delicious burger and fries

Discoveries and Inventions: A Global Affair!

Picture of different colors of paint and paint brushes spilled on a canvas.

Creativity and Self-Expression

hand below a column of colored leaves

What historical figure had the biggest impact on our world?

Picture of a person silhouetted in a sunset and the words "I am just one person. How can I make an impact on the world?

Just One Person

A colorful painted tree with a blue sky and cloud background and a birch bark frame. The title Poet Tree is above and there are two quotes on either side. The bottom of the image says. Connecting to Nature Through Poetry and Art.

THE POET TREE

Magnifying glass

The Art of Deception

trail on cutler coast

What Does it Take to Survive in the Maine Outdoors?

wooden pathway through the forest.

Rural Vs. Urban

Open book with title of Why are stories told and how do they impact me?

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?copy

Life

Carnival picture with hot air balloons

Celebrate and Shine a Light

Youth climbing upwards on a rock slab, reaching for another person's hand. Clouds and rocks are seen in the background.

Exploring Empathy and Advocacy

Baker putting pizza in an oven.

Career Explorations

One man standing alone.

I am just one person. How can I make an impact on the world?

wooden pathway through the forest.

Rural Vs. Urban

Magnifying glass

The Art of Deception

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me? Image: smiling earth, two people taking care of it.

How can I effectively lend my voice to a cause that is locally important to me?

boy in superman cape walking on a dark street

I Am Not Afraid....Of Math!

Photo of a camera focused on the lens.

What is your lens?

Image of a delicious burger and fries

Discoveries and Inventions: A Global Affair!

microphone on a stand.

Systems

Business man on rock cliff

Your Entrepreneurial Adventure!

This image show the link between home, resources and how we cane make changes in our homes to conserve and save energy and money.

Change Begins at Home

hand below a column of colored leaves

What historical figure had the biggest impact on our world?

Suitcase on sand with sunlight behind it

Around the World We Go: Explorations, Responsibilities, and Surprises!

lighthouse on the rocky coast of New England.

Exploring Maine's Culture and Ecosystems

Old Map of Maine

Unraveling Maine's Mysteries

Chummy is a red lobster, Bub is a moose. They are standing on a stage with a red curtain behind them.

Bub & Chummy's Wicked Awesome Day

compass

How can I impact my world through being a part of the workforce?

Picture of a person silhouetted in a sunset and the words "I am just one person. How can I make an impact on the world?

Just One Person

personal energy use

How does my personal energy use impact my world?

MOOSE Online Learning - Creating Change Module

Creating Change

Open book with title of Why are stories told and how do they impact me?

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?copy

Holocaust Memorial - Berlin, Germany

Learn! (from the Holocaust)

trail on cutler coast

What Does it Take to Survive in the Maine Outdoors?

SEEING IS BELIEVING: Looking involves our eyes. Seeing involves our eyes AND brain. What we see is conditioned by what we know. What we know is learned. We each learn different things Therefore,we each see things differently. What we know, we see. What we see, we often believe.

SEEING IS BELIEVING: Or is it?

A variety of fruits and vegetables.

How does food end up on my plate?

Notebook, pencil camera, magnifying glass

Career Quest

Two children reading a book.

Why Are Stories Told and How Do They Impact Me?