MONARCHS ACROSS GEORGIA EVENTS
Educator Workshops
Join experienced environmental educators as they cover basic monarch biology and ecology, monarch citizen science projects (Journey North, Project Monarch Health, Monarch Larva Monitoring Project, and Monarch Watch tagging), and creating pollinator habitats. The Monarchs and More: An Inquiry and Arthropod-Based Curriculum is the basis for the monarch butterfly studies and schoolyard ecology explorations included in the workshop. Curricula are divided into grade-level specific lessons for K-2, 3-6, and middle school teachers, with a strong interdisciplinary approach incorporating concepts and skills in science, math, reading, writing, art, and social studies. Lessons are congruent with K-8 concept and process standards as outlined in the National Academy of Science’s National Science Education Standards (1996) and correlated to the Georgia Performance Standards.
Date: Saturday, May 22, 2021
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Place: Toccoa Falls College, 107 Kincaid Dr., Toccoa Falls, GA 30598
Cost: $25
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Place: Toccoa Falls College, 107 Kincaid Dr., Toccoa Falls, GA 30598
Cost: $25
This workshop is being hosted by Valley Farm at Toccoa Falls College and sponsored by the Stephens County Soil and Water Conservation District and the Stephens County Farm Bureau. Your $25 registration fee enrolls you as a member of EEA for one year or renews your membership. Lunch will be provided by Cabe Crest Catering. Registration will open in March 2021.
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Professional Development & Citizen Science TrainingMonarchs Across Georgia offers professional development opportunities for non-formal and formal educators, as well as outreach options.
Our educator workshops range from 5-10 hours and are facilitated by experienced environmental educators. The 10-hour workshops are accredited by the Georgia Department of Education with one professional learning unit (PLU). Fees usually range from $60 - $120 per person, depending on the cost of materials and supplies. The workshops cover basic monarch biology and ecology, monarch citizen science projects (Journey North, Project Monarch Health, Monarch Larva Monitoring Project, and Monarch Watch tagging), and creating pollinator habitats. Monarchs and More: An Inquiry and Arthropod-Based Curriculum is the basis for the monarch butterfly studies and schoolyard ecology explorations included in the workshop. Curricula are divided into grade-level lessons for K-2, 3-6, and middle school teachers, with a strong interdisciplinary approach incorporating concepts and skills in science, math, reading, writing, art, and social studies. Lessons are congruent with K-8 concept and process standards as outlined in the National Academy of Science's National Science Education Standards (1996) and correlated to Georgia Performance Standards. Citizen Science Training is also available and ranges from 3-5 hours. Journey North, Project Monarch Health, Monarch Larva Monitoring Project, and Monarch Watch tagging demonstrations and field work are included. Fees usually range from $25 - $50 per person, dependent on the cost of materials and supplies. |
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