This study aims at investigating how teachers construct school core course via integrating their very unique school eco-resources and information application into Nature science and Living technology curriculum. Subjects of the present study are a group of third year primary school children from the researcher's class in Yung-Ching Primary School. The researcher collected data via a few instruments, namely the subjects' course work with hands-on activities, observation notes, and subjects' and their parents' interviews. Data were collected to better understand how well the subjects and their parents received the core course of the studied primary school. Research findings concluded that: 1. the subjects could complete learning tasks in this course via cooperative learning. 2. both the subjects and their parents express their satisfaction and support to this type of curriculum. 3. the subjects are better equipped with information skills after undergoing this course.