We at the Timber Wolf Alliance are dedicated to using science-based information to teach wolf ecology and biology, as well as address myths and misinformation relating to wolves. Here, you will find educational materials to teach about wolves.

You will find standards-based lessons, arranged by grade level, on our Wolf Education Database, as well as TWA classroom and group presentations on the TWA programs page. You can also read on to find links to wolf conservation organizations around the country that have educational materials for use.

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Lessons

Past graduate student and current teacher Angela Rivera Rautmann compiled an extensive list of lessons (our own), arranged by grade level and aligning with standards.

Wolves by the Numbers—PowerPoint presentation presented at Wisconsin Society of Science Teachers. It is available for your use in your classroom. If you have any questions about any of the slides, please contact us.

Here are some other great websites with teaching materials:

• California Wolf Center
• International Wolf Center (fun facts)
• International Wolf Center (educator resources)
• Living with Wolves
• Pacific Wolf Coalition
• Voyageurs Wolf Project
• Wolf Conservation Center
• Wolves of Yellowstone (PBS Learning Media)
• Wolf Quest