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Introduction to Forestry Education for the K-12 Classroom

A full-day introductory workshop on teaching the importance of Wisconsin's forests to our ecological, economic and social well-being. Educators learn principles, activities and techniques to integrate hands-on forestry education into K-12 science, social studies, agriculture, mathematics, ELA and general elementary classrooms. The workshop demonstrates alignment to standards, STEM and career connections and literacy links, with a brief introduction to outdoor teaching, plus dedicated time to begin infusing forestry activities into your existing curriculum. Ready-to-use activities are supplied so teachers can integrate relevant lessons right away. Substitute reimbursements of up to $125 per participant are available to the school/district with an invoice; participants should bring a lunch.

Date & time
Thu · Oct 01 · 9:00 AM–3:00 PM CT
Venue
Merrimac Community School
Merrimac, WI
Organizer
LEAF — Wisconsin K-12 Forestry Education Program
LEAF — Wisconsin K-12 Forestry Education Program
Price
$50 per person
Sub reimbursement
Offered

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