Inspiring Wild

Lacey Moore

Welcome!

I have worked in the field of science and environmental education for most of my career. I am passionate about exploring the intersection of outdoors/environment, sustainability and science education.

My goals are to:

Inspire a love of the wild,
Increase quality of life for all through innovative programming,
Grow environmental-literacy and stewardship,
Empower learners/participants to think critically and scientifically, and
Cultivate community and have fun.

I celebrate diversity, equity and inclusion and keep it front of mind while designing and developing programs and materials. I strive to make learning accessible and accommodating to all. You can see some examples of my work below. Keep scrolling!

(This is a temporary portfolio. A website is in the works.)

Thanks for visiting!

Moore Lacey Resume.pdf

Curriculum 101.SEC.LMoore.pptx

A Collective Impact: Willamette Valley EE

Importance and Tips on Partnerships: Presentation to Mid-Willamette Valley EE Roundtable, June 2016

How Being Outdoors Inspires a Love for Science EducationLacey Moore has worked and played outside all her life. As an adventure travel guide Lacey enjoyed the physical engagement of being outside backpacking and kayaking in the Pacific Northwest- “but, my favorite part was sharing the science behind the natural world with people of all ages. I believe it lends greater depth to the outdoor experience,” says Lacey.

Shape of Life Featured Teacher: This article was written in June 2018 for Shape of Life, www.shapeoflife.org. This organization features free classroom videos depicting the evolution of the animal kingdom on Earth.

Baby at the Bay.PDF

Meet the Ranger Interview.pdf

"Baby at the Bay" is a 16-page book written for Fountas and Pinnell's reading program. (2018 publish date)

Meet Ranger Nancy Muleady-Mecham: Leveled reader with academic vocabulary focus (short book format) developed for Pearson, 2008

Hiking with a Bump. Carmel PineCone.Oct2015.pdf

Hiking with a Bump-Hiking Series for New Parents and Parents-to-be: This was one of two hiking series I led for Monterey Bay Regional Parks District in 2014-15. I am an avid outdoorsperson although it's a different level of adventure now with a toddler in tow.

Behavior Change

PBS Reflection.pptx

Inspiring Conservation Behavior: Presentation to MS and HS science teachers and students, various times from 2014 on (note: this prezi account is one I established after leaving my previous position thus doesn't reflect accurate views of the presentation)

What Did We Do in Project-Based Science Teacher Institute Level One?: Presentation to second-level MS science teachers of Project-Based Science Teacher Institute, June 2013-15

Rising Seas-Thermal Expansion (DRAFTS), 3-lesson series:

Examples of over 60-plus lessons developed for Green Ninja, https://greenninja.org (NGSS-aligned, action-based climate change curriculum for MS science students), May 2017-present. This project is ongoing and lessons are being finalized.

Ages of Rock Lesson Plan Excerpt:

Developed for Shape of Life, Jan 2018. See website and entire unit here: https://www.shapeoflife.org/lesson-plans

Various Curriculum Examples: Developed with Monterey Bay Aquarium, 2007-2017. See website and more examples here: https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/education/classroom-resources/curriculum

Garbology.Hot Topic.PDF

Garbage: Digging Deep into the World of Waste: one of 60 leveled readers written (others edited) for middle school struggling readers, Evan-Moor Educational Publishers, see more here: http://www.evan-moor.com/p/1143/hot-topics-high-interest-reading-science

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