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Receive training on two nationally recognized environmental education programs in one day and get six hours of professional development. Participants receive two curriculum guides full of hundreds of hands-on activities correlated to education frameworks.

Project WILD – bring the wonders of wildlife into your classroom while teaching students about Arkansas’s natural environment. Project WILD is an international award-winning program for educators, designed to teach students of all ages about wildlife and the environment.

Project WET – Inspire students to respect our precious water resources and to understand the importance of sound water management and their personal commitment to environmental protection.

Arkansas Department of Education approved 6 hour professional development training.

The workshop is free but per-registration is required.

About the Location:

Wilson Water Treatment Plant
338 Pleasant Valley Drive
Little Rock, AR

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Cancellation Policies
You must cancel your registration before Wednesday, June 21 at 8:30 am.

Receive training on three nationally recognized environmental education programs that focus on hands-on activities connecting children to nature and increasing their awareness and knowledge about our natural world. Teachers and non-formal educators can easily integrate these activities into their classrooms and educational programs. Participants will receive three activity guides and six hours of ADE-approved professional development.

Project WILD
Bring the wonders of wildlife into your classroom while teaching students about Arkansas’s natural environment. Project WILD is an international award-winning program for educators, designed
to teach students of all ages about wildlife and the environment.

Project Learning Tree
Help your students learn about natural and created environment, and understand their roles and responsibilities.

Project WET
Inspire students to respect our precious water resources and to understand the importance of sound water management and their personal commitment to environmental protection.

This workshop qualifies for six hours of ADE-approved professional development.

Cost: $30 materials fee for general public or $25 for AEEA members.

See the Ozark Natural Science Center website for details and registration.

This collaborative session between the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, Arkansas Forestry Association Education Foundation, and the Arkansas Environmental Education Association will bring you an overview of each of these outstanding outdoor education programs. You will enhance your teaching skills and become comfortable teaching outdoors. Learn how to help your students make sense of the natural world through hands-on experiences they will remember. Participants in the Project WET, Project Learning Tree, and Project WILD professional development sessions will receive valuable teaching resources and materials. Grades K – 12 

Participants will receive curriculum guides with over 200 lessons.

Project WILD
Bring the wonders of wildlife into your classroom while teaching students about Arkansas’s natural environment. Project WILD is an international award-winning program for educators, designed
to teach students of all ages about wildlife and the environment.

Project Learning Tree
Help your students learn about natural and created environment, and understand their roles and responsibilities.

Project WET
Inspire students to respect our precious water resources and to understand the importance of sound water management and their personal commitment to environmental protection.

This workshop qualifies for six hours of ADE-approved professional development.

Registration

Project Learning Tree, Project Wet, and Project WILD are environmental education programs for anyone who teaches grades K-8. Children learn how to think, but not what to think, about our complex environment, discover how subjects and skills taught in the classroom relate to the world around them, develop skills in creative problem solving, critical thinking, evaluation, and research, and have fun while learning.

Participants will receive curriculum guides with over 200 lessons.

Project WILD
Bring the wonders of wildlife into your classroom while teaching students about Arkansas’s natural environment. Project WILD is an international award-winning program for educators, designed
to teach students of all ages about wildlife and the environment.

Project Learning Tree
Help your students learn about natural and created environment, and understand their roles and responsibilities.

Project WET
Inspire students to respect our precious water resources and to understand the importance of sound water management and their personal commitment to environmental protection.

This workshop qualifies for six hours of ADE-approved professional development.

Cost: $0

Registration