Many Places, Many Lives - A new science and poetry unit from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Many Places, Many Lives - A new science and poetry unit from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
a NEWESD - WDFW collaboration
Administered by NEWESD 101
Presenters
- Autumn Eckenrod
- Michelle Grove
Description
Many Places. Many Lives. Many reasons to get excited!
Join us for a FREE , Virtual teacher training featuring the brand-new Wild Washington curriculum Habitats of Washington: A Kindergarten unit plan where poetry, Washington wildlife, and science come together!
This playful, place-based curriculum is anchored in “Many Places, Many Lives” – a new poetry collection featuring animals that live right here in Washington. In this interactive teacher training we will explore how poetry can open the door to science learning and discover how we can use poetry to spark curiosity about Washington's habitats and the animals that call them home.
Come explore:
- Washington animals and their habitats
- Poetry as a pathway into science
- Science and ELA connections
- Hands-on kindergarten focused learning experiences
November 14th 9-1 on Zoom
4 STEM Clock Hours available for purchase
Event Notes
Camera must be on to validate attendance. Plan to attend on a laptop or tablet. A phone is not adequate to interact with the resources and other participants in breakout rooms.
Dates
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Sat, November 14 20269:00 AM - 1:00 PMzoom
Registration
Event # 220831
- Price
- $0.00
- Registered
- 62 / 50
- Registration Ends
- Thursday Nov 12, 2026 8:00 AM
This event is at capacity, but you can still register on the waiting list.
Register for WaitlistCourse may be cancelled if registration minimums are not met 2 weeks prior to course date.
Professional Hours
Clock Hour Number: 2627-0429| 4.00 | Clock Hours | $12.00 |
| 4.00 | STEM |