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Aquatic Resources of IllinoisActivity BookTargeted Grades: 5-8

Aquatic Resources ofIllinois

Spanish Version Targeted Grades: 5-8

Bat Finger PuppetActivity SheetTargeted Grades: K-3

Cardinal Ornament/Word Search

Activity SheetTargeted Grades: K-3

Creatures of the NightActivity BookTargeted Grades: K-6

Creatures of the NightActivity Book

Spanish VersionTargeted Grades: K-6

Illinois’ Aquatic Resources Crossword Puzzle22” x 34” Targeted Grades: 5-10

Illinois Common BirdsActivity Book

Targeted Grades: 4-8

Illinois Common BirdsActivity BookSpanish VersionTargeted Grades: 4-8

Illinois Forest FactsActivity Book

Targeted Grades: K-3

Illinois Forest FactsActivity BookSpanish Version Targeted Grades: K-3

Illinois Fossils Activity Book


Illinois MammalsActivity Book Targeted Grades: K-3

Illinois MammalsActivity Book

Spanish VersionTargeted Grades: K-3

Illinois PrairiesTwo-Sided Coloring Poster


Illinois’StateSymbolsActivity BookTargeted Grades: K-6

Illinois’ State SymbolsActivity Book

Spanish Version Targeted Grades: K-6

Illinois Trees:An Identification& Activity Book Targeted Grades: 4-8

Illinois Trees:An Identification& Activity BookSpanish Version


Illinois Rocks and Minerals24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Salamanders 24” x 36”

Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Snakes 24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Spiders24” x 36”


Illinois Threatened andEndangered Species24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Trees:Seeds and Leaves

24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Trees: Volume II24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Turtles 24” x 36”


Mammals fromIllinois’ Past 24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Native Americans and Nature in Illinois


Natural Areas PostersThese posters are one-sided and limited to one copy per person.

Large Rivers of Illinois andEducation Guide22” x 34”Targeted Grades: All

Southern Illinois Oak/Hickory Forestsand Education Guide


Folded PostersIllinois Insects/Fishes

Two-sided color poster depicts commonfish species on one side andcommon insect species on

the other side.Targeted Grades: All

A to Z From a TreeActivity Sheet11” x 17”Targeted Grades: K-6

A Year with Wildlife Activity Book


EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND PROGRAMSThe Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Education offers a wide variety of supplemental, educational materials and programs. Items are free of charge, but shipping costs may apply. Quantities of some items are limited.

For an up-to-date list of items available and to order, go to http://www.idnr.teachkids.com.

Posters

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Activity Books& Activity Sheets

A to Z From a Tree24” x 36”Targeted Grades: K-8

Arboles de Illinois24” x 36”


Colores de Otoño de Illinois24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Furbearers of Illinois24” x 36”


Habitats are Homes24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Bryophytes24” x 36”


Illinois Common Birds24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Fall Colors24” x 36”


Illinois’ Forestry Industry 24” x 36”Targeted Grades: K-8

Illinois Frogs and Toads 25” x 33”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Indians24” x 36”


Illinois Insects24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Mothsand Butterflies


Illinois Mushrooms24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Mussels 24” x 36”


Illinois’ Natural Divisions 24” x 36”Targeted Grades: All

Illinois Prairie Wildflowers24” x 36”


Illinois Flora, Fauna and Habitats SeriesThese posters are two-sided. Limited: two copies per person.

Lista de especies

Reino PlantaeDivisión MagnoliophytaClase Magnoliopsida

Las hojas y semillas no se muestranen su tamaño real.

Todas las imágenes © IDNR, Chas. J. Dees, Fotógrafo.

nogal negro Juglans nigra una hoja compuesta pecán Carya illinoinensis una hoja compuesta

roble de ripia Quercus imbricaria tres hojas simples

roble americano Quercus macrocarpa tres hojas simples

roble rojo Quercus rubra tres hojas simples

Este póster fue posible gracias a:

Departamento de Recursos Naturales de IllinoisDivisión de EducaciónDivisión de Recursos ForestalesMuseo Estatal de Illinois

Impreso por la Autoridad del Estado de IllinoisImpreso en el paperstock reciclado y reciclable con soja-basado entinta.PRT0000000 10M 08/06

Order FagalesFamily Fagaceae

roble blanco Quercus albaroble blanco de pantano Quercus bicolorroble de ripia Quercus imbricariaroble americano Quercus macrocarparoble rojo de pantano Quercus michauxiiroble de pantano Quercus palustrisroble chiquapin Quercus huhlenbergiiroble rojo Quercus rubraroble negro Quercus velutina

Order JuglandalesFamily Juglandaceae

sisnenionilliayraCnácepnogal ovado Carya ovatanogal americano tomentoso Carya tomentosanogal negro Juglans nigra

Order RosalesFamily Rosaceae

capulín Prunus serotina

Order UrticalesFamily Ulmaceae

almez americano Celtis occidentalis

Los bosques son recursos vitales, reanudables y productivos para Illinois. Más de la mitad de la flora nativade Illinois y la mitad de la flora amenazada o en peligro de extinción se encuentra en los bosques de Illinois.

Más del 75 por ciento de los hábitats de la vida silvestre del estado están en los bosques. Las industrias rela-cionadas a los bosques emplean a casi 65.000 personas en Illinois y contribuyen más de $4.5 mil millones anual-mente a la economía estatal con el valor agregado de la manufactura.

En el estado encontramos cuatro tipos distintivos de bosque: bosque ribereño; bosque de hoja caduca de laaltiplanicie; bosque conífero; y bosque de tierras bajas meridional de Illinois. Los bosques ribereños son grandesáreas enmaderadas que confinan pantanos o ríos. En Illinois, cubren cerca de 809.000 acres. Los bosques dehoja caduca de la altiplanicie tienen árboles de coronas altas que pierden sus hojas en el otoño y son áreas queno están sujetas a inundaciones. De los 4.3 millones de acres de bosque del estado, 3.6 millones de acres sonbosques de hojas caducas. Los bosques coníferos contienen árboles siempre verdes con conos. Illinois tiene cercade 72.000 acres de bosque conífero, la mayor parte en el tercio meridional del estado. Los bosques de tierra bajameridional de Illinois cubren cerca de 11.700 acres en Illinois. Esta área es la parte más al norte del llano cos-tero del golfo de Norteamérica.

roble negro Quercus velutina tres hojas simples

nogal ovado Carya ovata una hoja compuesta

nogal americano tomentoso Carya tomentosa una hoja compuesta

roble rojo de pantano Quercus michauxii tres hojas simples

roble de pantano Quercus palustris tres hojas simples

roble blanco Quercus alba tres hojas simples

roble blanco de pantano Quercus bicolor tres hojas simples roble chiquapin Quercus muhlenbergii tres hojas simples

capulín Prunus serotina diez hojas simples

almez americano Celtis occidentalis tres hojas simples

El otoño es una hermosa época del año en Illinois. Los tonos rojos,

púrpuras, anaranjados, amarillos, marrones y bronceados de las hojas

reflejan la gran diversidad de especies de árboles en nuestro estado.

Nuestra estación de colores de otoño dura varias semanas, normalmente

comenzando en los condados del norte de Illinois por la tercera o cuarta semana

de septiembre. En Illinois central los colores de las hojas comienzan a cambiar

durante la segunda semana de octubre y en la parte meridional del estado los

colores cambian en las dos últimas semanas de octubre. El pico de los colores

de otoño en Illinois ocurre normalmente a mediados de octubre en el norte y

centro de Illinois y en la última parte de octubre o principios de noviembre en

el sur del estado.

Acer rubrum Acer saccharumAesculus glabraBetula nigraCarpinus carolinianaCarya tomentosaCercis canadensisCornus floridaCorylus americanaDiospyros virginianaFraxinus americanaFraxinus pennsylvanicaLindera benzoinLiquidambar styracifluaLiriodendron tulipifera Maclura pomifera Nyssa sylvaticaParthenocissus quinquefoliaQuercus ellipsoidalisQuercus muhlenbergiiRhus glabraSassafras albidumToxicodendron radicans Ulmus rubraViburnum prunifolium

Arce rojo Arce de azúcarCastaño de OhioAbedul negroCarpeNogal americano tomentosoCiclamor canadienseCornejo floridoAvellanoCaqui de VirginiaFresno americanoFresno verdeBayas de LinderaÁrbol del ámbarTulipero de VirginiaNaranjo de los OsageTupeloViña virgenPerno norteñoRoble chiquapin Zumaque lisoÁrbol del sasafrásHiedra venenosaOlmo americanoViburno americano

Lista de Especies

Las hojas no se muestranen proporción de sutamaño real.

Fotografía de Guy Sternberg.

Este póster fue posible gracias a:

Departamento de Recursos Naturales de IllinoisDivisión de Educación

División de Recursos Forestales

Museo del Estado de Illinois

Diseño: DRNI, Museo del Estado de Illinois

Colores de Otoñod e I l l i n o i s

Toxicodendron radicans Hiedra venenosa Aesculus glabra Castaño de Ohio

Liriodendron tulipifera Tulipero de Virginia

Sassafras albidum Árbol del sasafrás

Acer saccharum Arce de azúcar Cercis canadensis Ciclamor canadiense

Rhus glabra Zumaque liso

Quercus ellipsoidalis Perno norteño

Carya tomentosa Nogal americano tomentoso

Fraxinus americana Fresno americano

Liquidambar styraciflua Árbol del ámbar

Betula nigra Abedul negro

Corylus americana Avellano

Fraxinus pennsylvanica Fresno verde

Acer rubrum Arce rojo

Parthenocissus quinquefolia Viña virgen

Diospyros virginiana Caqui de Virginia

Quercus muhlenbergii Roble chiquapin

Maclura pomifera Naranjo de los Osage

Nyssa sylvatica TupeloCarpinus caroliniana Carpe

Ulmus rubra Olmo americano

Viburnum prunifolium Viburno americano

Lindera benzoin Bayas de Lindera

Cornus florida Cornejo florido

Species List

Kingdom PlantaeDivision Coniferophyta

Division Magnoliophyta

Leaves and fruits are not shown inequal proportion to actual size.

Photographers

© Guy Sternberg: silver maple fruit,eastern cottonwood fruit, floweringdogwood fruit, honeylocust fruit,sassafras fruit

© Adele Hodde, Illinois Departmentof Natural Resources, Office ofPublic Services: all other images

TREESI l l i n o i s

eastern redcedar Juniperus virginiana many simple leaves

This poster was made possible by:

Illinois Department of Natural ResourcesDivision of EducationDivision of Forest Resources

Illinois Conservation Foundation

This poster was made possible in part by a grant from the Illinois Conservation Foundation.

More than 2 50 species of trees (native andintroduced) have been found in Illinois. The Illinois

Trees: Seeds and Leavesposter,* the �rst volume in the treeseries, depicts and provides information about 1 5 species,mainly nut-bearing trees. The species shown on IllinoisTrees: Volume IIare commonly found throughout the state,many as ornamental plantings as well as naturallyestablished trees, and represent all four distinctive foresttypes in Illinois: bottomland forest; upland deciduousforest; coniferous forest; and southern Illinois lowlandforest. The images on the front of this poster illustrate atleast one leaf and one fruit for each species.

*See the Agency Resourcessection on the back of the poster for ordering instructions.

Tiliaceae – basswood familyAmerican basswood Tilia americana

Aceraceae – maple familyboxelder Acer negundosilver maple Acer saccharinumsugar maple Acer saccharum

Salicaceae – willow familyeastern cottonwood Populus deltoides

Cornaceae – dogwood familyflowering dogwood Cornus florida

Leguminosae – legume familyeastern redbud Cercis canadensishoneylocust Gleditsia triacanthos

Bignoniaceae - trumpet-creeper familynorthern catalpa Catalpa speciosa

Hippocastanaceae – horsechestnut familyOhio buckeye Aesculus glabra

Ebenaceae – ebony familycommon persimmon Diospyros virginiana

Moraceae – mulberry familywhite mulberry Morus alba

Betulaceae – birch familyriver birch Betula nigra

Lauraceae – laurel familysassafras Sassafras albidum

Hamamelidaceae – witch-hazel familysweetgum Liquidambar styraciflua

Platanaceae – sycamore familysycamore Platanus occidentalis

Magnoliaceae – magnolia familyyellow-poplar Liriodendron tulipifera

Taxodiaceae – redwood familybaldcypress Taxodium distichum

Cupressaceae – cypress familyeastern redcedar Juniperus virginiana

Pinaceae – pine familyeastern white pine Pinus strobus

Class Magnoliopsida

Class Pinopsida

baldcypress Taxodium distichum many simple leaves

boxelder Acer negundo one pinnately compound leaf

sweetgum Liquidambar styraciflua one simple leaf

white mulberry Morus alba two simple leaves

American basswood Tilia americana one simple leaf

Ohio buckeye Aesculus glabra one palmately compound leaf

northern catalpa Catalpa speciosa one simple leaf

silver maple Acer saccharinum one simple leaf

eastern cottonwood Populus deltoides one simple leaf

honeylocust Gleditsia triacanthos one doubly pinnately compound leaf

eastern white pine Pinus strobus five simple leaves

common persimmon Diospyros virginiana one simple leaf

sycamore Platanus occidentalis one simple leaf

river birch Betula nigra one simple leaf

sassafras Sassafras albidum three simple leaves

yellow-poplar Liriodendron tulipifera one simple leaf

sugar maple Acer saccharum one simple leaf

eastern redbud Cercis canadensis one simple leaf

flowering dogwood Cornus florida one simple leaf

V O L U M E I I

Available by written request onschool letterhead. One copyper educator. Also availableat lending locationsstatewide.

n Aquatic Illinois:grades 5-9

n Illinois Biodiversity:grades 5-10

n Illinois Birds: grades 4-6

n Kids for Trees: grades K-3

n Wild Mammals of Illinois: grades 4-6

n Biodiversity of Illinois CD-ROM SeriesHundreds of Illinois species are represented in a fieldguide format on these CD-ROMs. Species informationincludes life history, range, sounds, status, color imagesand more. Targeted Grades: 5-9.

Exploring Illinois’ Natural Resources DVDTake your class on a tour of Illinois’ naturalheritage without leaving the classroom. ThisDVD contains five videos: Aquatic Illinois;Illinois Biodiversity; Illinois Birds; Kids forTrees; Wild Mammals of Illinois. Targeted Grades: K-10.

Illinois Biodiversity Field Trip Grant Funds are available through this competitive grant program toallow teachers to take their students on a field trip to studyIllinois’ diverse natural resources.

Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Develop or improve schoolyard habitat by obtaining funds fromthis competitive grant program.

The items listed below are available to be borrowed from lendinglocations statewide. To find the lending location nearest to you,visit http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/education/CLASSRM/teach.htm.

Illinois Fossils Trunk

This resource trunk contains everything you need to teach a uniton the fossils of Illinois. Included are fossil molds, field guides,fossils, posters and more items. Targeted Grades: 4-8.

Illinois Insects and Spiders Trunk

Insects and spiders fascinate students. Help them to learn moreabout these creatures with the field guides, posters, books,equipment and other items in this trunk. Targeted Grades: K-6.

Illinois Tree TrunkHelp students learn about trees with the wide variety of materialsin this resource trunk. Contents include lessons, student activities,posters, CD-ROMs, activity kits, books, field guides, tree cookies,equipment and more. Targeted Grades: PreK-10.

Illinois Wild Mammals TrunkMammal study can be more realistic with the Illinois WildMammals Trunk. Lessons, posters, CD-ROMs, field guides, scatand track replicas, skulls and fur samples are among the itemsincluded. Targeted Grades: 4-8.

People and Animals from Illinois’ Past Trunk Prehistoric mammals, extirpated mammals and NativeAmericans and their relationship with nature are all topics youcan teach about by using the items in this resource trunk. You’llfind species replicas, replica pottery, natural items used by NativeAmericans, videos, books and much more. Targeted Grades: K-3.

Illinois Department of Natural ResourcesDivision of EducationOne Natural Resources WaySpringfield, IL 62702-1271217-524-4126 • FAX [email protected]://dnr.state.il.us

Equal opportunity to participate in programs of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) and those funded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service andother agencies is available to all individuals regardless of race, sex, national origin, disability, age, religion or other non-merit factors. If you believe you havebeen discriminated against, contact the funding source’s civil rights office and/or the Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, IDNR, One Natural Resources Way,Springfield, IL 62702-1271; 217/785-0067; TTY 217/782-9175. This information may be provided in an alternative format if required. Contact the DNRClearinghouse at 217/782-7498 for assistance. Printed by the authority of the State of Illinois PRT– XXXXXX– 15M – 12/07 IISG08-251

CD-ROMs and DVD Items for Loan Only

Grants

Mammals from Illinois’ PastActivity BookTargeted Grades: K-3

Masters of the AirActivity Book


Masters of the AirActivity BookSpanish VersionTargeted Grades: K-8

Native Americans andNature in Illinois

Activity BookTargeted Grades: K-6

River Otter/Bald EagleFinger PuppetActivity SheetTargeted Grades: K-3

Slime, Scales and Mudpuppy TailsActivity Book


Slime, Scales andMudpuppy TailsActivity BookSpanish VersionTargeted Grades: K-8

What Good Is a Dead Tree?11” x 17” Activity Sheet


Wings, Stings andLeggy ThingsActivity BookTargeted Grades: K-8

Wings, Stings and LeggyThings

Activity BookSpanish Version


Arbor Day Poster Contest PacketNew packet is produced annually for teachers of fifth grade stu-dents. Packet contains information about the contest plus tree-related activities. Targeted Grade: 5

Federal Junior Duck StampDesign ContestEntry information is available each year for educators. TargetedGrades: K-12

Internet Sitehttp://dnr.state.il.us

Online Order Form Order online at http://www.idnrteachkids.com.

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