Next Career Fair:
January 2008


Announcements

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Founding Associations
New Jersey Asphalt Pavement Association - Utility and Transportation Contractors Association of New Jersey - Associated General Contractors of New Jersey

School Site Programs

Build Up! & On Site!

School Site Program
CIAP of NJ in partnership with the Associated General Contractors (AGC) and Let Me Learn, Inc., offers two school site programs developed for the elementary and secondary levels. These Tool Kits, Build Up! and On Site, were designed and produced by the AGC and Scholastic to encourage exploration of the construction industry and all the exciting careers that are available.

Both kits are adaptable with New Jersey core curriculum and provide numerous activities and lesson plans for specific age groups and grades.

Click here to read the article published in The Review, the New Jersey Education Association's monthly magazine. The article provides the details of how the partnership between Let Me Learn and CIAP came to be, and how these tool kits are the perfect classroom resource for all teachers.

Features of Build Up!
  • Geared (but not limited to) for the 4th &5th Grades
  • Teaching Guide: lesson plans and activities
  • Video "How Do They Build Bridges": behind the scenes look at how bridges are built.
  • Family Pages: materials and handouts that encourage family exploration of construction.
  • Materials for Projects: pipe cleaners, Popsicle sticks, modeling clay and much more.
  • Posters: include more activities on the back of these 4-color construction posters.

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Features of On Site!
  • Geared (but not limited to) 6th - 9th grades.
  • Teaching Guide: nine lesson plans that incorporate science, math, language arts, etc.
  • Student Activity Book: provides individual activities and lessons.
  • Video, "Most Astounding Structures": produced with the History Channel, an overview of the tallest, strangest structures on earth.
  • Materials for Projects: floatable concrete mix, wooden dowels, washers, and more.

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