Developing Elementary Literacy Skills through Outdoor Learning (Rms 1/2)
Registration Closed.
Last Date to Register: 4/7/2018 12:01 AM
Last Date to Cancel: 4/10/2018 12:01 AM
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The Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education provides a variety of professional development workshops to enhance the integration of environmental education into existing curricula. Each workshop utilizes standards-based activities to advance place-based resources to engage learners. Each workshop is 6-8 hours, which will include collaboration and curriculum planning time.
All workshop participants will receive ready-to-use hands-on lessons and other supporting resources. Teachers will receive a Certificate of Completion from the Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education upon successful completion of each workshop. All workshops support schools in their Green & Healthy Schools Wisconsin initiatives. Substitute reimbursements available up to $125.
Developing Elementary Literacy Skills through Outdoor Learning
Use the outdoors to engage students and inspire the reading and writing process. Taking our classes outside on school grounds provides the opportunity for an immersive and inspired literacy experience. Activities provided are intended to be integrated into an existing balanced literacy model. Examples of activities include practicing use of sensory and figurative language, using observations for informational writing, word choice exercises, creating group poetry, and much more. The workshop will include time to apply new techniques to their existing plans and share ideas with others, and a variety of ready-to-use activities will be supplied so teachers can integrate relevant lessons right away.
Graduate credit through UW-Stevens Point available. Contact the WCEE at WCEE@uwsp.edu or 715-346-4818 for information on tuition costs and registration.
Cost: $100/person