Friends of the Kaw and the Kansas Association for Conservation and Environmental Education (KACEE) are collaborating to offer this workshop for teachers as part of an EPA Environmental Education Grant.
♦ A unique professional development experience especially for educators who want to learn technology integration techniques for their classroom with Google certified trainer, Dr. Cynthia Annett.
♦ Gain strategies, resources, and confidence to teach outdoors with hands-on activities that are fun and meaningful for students.
♦ Take home two activity guides including hundreds of hands-on activities.
♦ Discover innovative ways to integrate natural resource, conservation, and environmental education into your curriculum & programs with ease.
♦ Explore tools to help engage your students and merge their understanding with their environment and technology.
♦ Learn how your district can become a healthier place to work and learn, access grant funds, connect with your community, and receive statewide & national Green Schools recognition
What: Educator workshop includes Project Learning Tree and WET in the City
When: Thursday, June 27 and Friday, June 28, 2013, 9:00am-5:00pm both days
Where: Tomahawk Elementary School, 6301 West 78th Street , Overland Park , KS
Who: This workshop is open to K-12 Educators Cost: $20 per participant (includes 2 activity guides, lunch, drinks, snacks and 2 days of professional development)
Graduate Credit Information: Opportunity for one graduate credit hour through Baker University
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