The application period for the 2018-19 school year is now closed
What is Salmon in the Classroom (SIC)?
Almost 300 classrooms throughout Michigan raise salmon – from eggs to smolt – then release them in the spring.
Caring for the young salmon encourages students to think and care about conservation, and creates a connection between caring for their fish and caring for their local environment.
Why become a Salmon in the Classroom Teacher?
With classroom activities on relevant topics correlated with your curriculum, SIC can be a part of any 3rd-12th grade classroom.
Younger grades can focus on habitat niche, life cycles and seasons; while high school students can dive into water chemistry, natural resource management and stakeholder role-playing.
SIC allows your students to see something they never would in the wild, creating a lasting bond with nature in the process.
