Curriculum Kits

Pre-Assembled Wildlife Education Kits

Curriculum kits are FREE to borrow from New Hampshire Fish and Game. Requests must be made at least 7 days in advance and are subject to availability. These kits are popular so please submit your requests as soon as possible.

These kits contain materials, equipment, and activities to do a unit on a particular subject. Kits can be borrowed for 2 weeks at a time and can be picked up at and returned to Fish and Game headquarters, 11 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH. 

Please note that you are responsible for returning kits on time and for ensuring all pieces are present.

Request a Curriculum Kit  

 

track kitTrack Kit

Contains rubber tracks and sign of many wildlife species; includes activities and overheads to help teach about New Hampshire’s wildlife. This compliments the track activity from Project WILD.

 

 


fur kitFur Kit


Many species of New Hampshire wildlife are elusive and difficult to see. The kit enables students to examine 14 common species’ pelts up close. It is a good complement to the track kit.

Furbearer Fundamentals kitFurbearer Fundamentals

(Targets middle school students)

Furbearers are those mammals that have traditionally been trapped for their fur. Kit contains pelts, scat, tracks and skulls of fourteen furbearers found in the northeast. Suggested interdisciplinary unit plans, activities, field guides, keys, and fact sheets are included to support teaching the three sub-themes:

  •  Natural history of furbearers
  •  History of furbearers, including their connection to the changing landscape and the development of the U.S.
  •  Wildlife management techniques.

moose kitMoose Kit

Borrow a moose hide, skull, and antler kit for hands-on learning. Please note, this kit comes in a large, heavy tote.

moose skullMoose skull

Borrow a genuine female moose skull and assorted bones for hands-on learning.