Is your school a "Wild School Site?" It can be if your school grounds provide food, water, shelter, and space for wildlife. Print the grid below, draw of map of your school grounds. Include the school building, parking lot, playground, and a place you could set aside for wildlife. What could you put on your “WILD School Site” that would make it better for wildlife? (Here’s a hint: trees and shrubs, brush or rock piles, bird feeding station, hummingbird/butterfly garden, nest boxes, small pond or bird bath, etc.) How do we create a Wild School Site? A Note to Teachers: WILD School Sites are eligible for official certification by the Division of Wildlife. For free information on certifying or developing a site,write: Division of Wildlife: Education Section 2045 Morse Road, Building G Columbus,OH 43229-6693 or call 1-800-WILDLIFE Return to WildKids Menu