Calendar of Events
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Workshops
Events
Branching Out: Tree Studies for Every Classroom
Designed for teachers of all grade levels, this hands-on workshop explores the secret lives of local trees through observation, identification, life cycles, and wildlife connections, with practical ideas and resources to bring tree studies into your classroom.
Exploring Nature with Young Children: A Workshop for Pre-K–2nd Grade Teachers
Join Harris Center teacher-naturalists Jenna Spear and Jaime Hutchinson for a hands-on workshop exploring creative ways to bring outdoor learning into pre-K through 2nd grade classrooms.
A Gentle Pathway into Winter Birding
Winter is a great time to start a schoolyard bird study! Whether you’re an experienced birder or a novice, you’ll come away with tools to help your students discover the fascinating world of local birds. For teachers of all grades.
Connecting Children’s Literature to Nature Studies
Children’s literature can be a beautiful way to introduce young students to nature. Discover how to prepare your young learners for outdoor exploration through the use of some of our favorite nature-based storybooks. For teachers of pre-K to 2nd grade.
