Welcome to the Environmental Health Middle School Project's website. We hope this website will be an interesting and
useful place for you and your students to learn about environmental
health issues.
What is Environmental Health? Environmental Health is the study of how the environment around us affects human health.
To provide you with foundation knowledge about environmental health concepts, begin by reading
Student Introduction: Envrionmental Health.
PDF: Student Introduction: Environmental Health For Students
PDF: Student Introduction: Environmental Health For Teachers
PPT: PowerPoint Presentation: Student Introduction: Environmental Health
What curricula does the IEHMSP provide?
The IEHMSP offers a variety of environmental health curriculum providing middle school teachers with multiple ways to bring environmental
health concepts into their classrooms. IEHMSP curricula is interdisciplinary and provides opportunities for project-based learning.
The IEHMSP has developed Student Learning Outcomes to provide an understanding of the key concepts and knowledge students will acquire when participating in the program and its curricula.
The Student Learning Outcomes state that:
· Students will understand the relationship between human health and the environment.
· Students will investigate the roles that individuals, communities and governments play in decisions that can affect human health.
PDF: IEHMSP Student Learning Outcomes
The following links will provide information and free downloadable files of IEHMSP curricula:
Two interdisciplinary curricula that provide lesson plans to middle school teachers of social studies, science, language arts, math, and health and fitness.
Environmental Health Fact Files: ASTHMA and LEAD
Health and Environmental Activities Research Tool (HEART)
A manual to provide teachers with guidance on how to incorporate environmental health into your curriculum by engaging student in locally relevant research projects.
Youth Network for Heathy Communities (YNHC)
University of Washington Lab Tours
Tox-in-a-Box
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