• Are you curious about how to implement nature-based lessons within your early childhood curriculum?
• Are you interested in teaching about wildlife and water conservation with an outdoor focus that puts the learning in the student’s control?

Let’s strengthen our senses using intentional inquiry and the wonders of nature-based early childhood education! Participants will also receive Project WET’s Getting Little Feet Wet, and Project WILD’s Growing Up Wild activity guides.  

Getting Little Feet Wet is correlated to both Pre-K and K-2 educational standards including Head Start Learning Domains, NAEYC, NAAEE, NGSS and Common Core State Standards. Growing Up Wild is aligned with NAEYC standards, the Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework, and the USDA's MyPlate guidelines for child nutrition. In addition, these early childhood curricula offer unique opportunities for you to implement the healthy practice of nature-based education throughout your classroom and larger school community.

If you are a Wisconsin Registry Member, you can receive credit for attending this full workshop.

April 13, 20, 27 from 3:30 - 4:30 PM (CT) ONLINE

Get three sessions of professional development and two activity guides plus a music CD for $90. REGISTER HERE

The workshop will be held inside our free online community. If you are not already a member of the community, you will have the opportunity to join before you register for the workshop.

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FIELD Edventures serves as Wisconsin's coordinator for national Project WET and Project WILD programs. Educators in other states should contact their state coordinator about educator certification workshops.