Albuquerque:Free Project Learning Tree Workshop for Parents, Dec 1

By the time I received this there was not an attachment I would suggest contacting Barbara Garrity for the attachment:
garrity.barbara@gmail.com --Tabbi

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Field Trips/Classes Open to ALL Homeschoolers- > Free Project Learning Tree Workshop for Parents
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From: Shannon D.
Date: 2007-11-13 19:41:11
Reply: http://www.abqhomelearners.org/reply.php?topic_id=1763

Some of you made it to the last training in ABQ, others missed it because

of the snow-here's another chance:

We're having a Project Learning Tree (PLT) training (a multidisciplinary

curriculum which uses activities that focus on the natural environment to

teach). These activities are correlated to national science standards and

will be correlated to state science standards by the end of this year.

For more information go to www.plt.org or call me. This training will

include the revised PreK-8 2007 PLT guide which includes way cool stuff

like technology connections!

If this doesn't interest you, but you know of someone it might

interest-please pass it on.

See below for the flyer with registration information.



(let's hope it doesn't snow this time!)

Cheers, Jean



Jean Szymanski

505-842-3325

Forest Service-Public Affairs Office

333 Broadway SE

Albuquerque, NM 87102



Laughing is good exercise-it's like jogging on the inside!



Part-time special project support for Public Affairs and Conservation

Education.

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Project Learning Tree Training -

Dec. 1

Sorry, all, I have to send this again because you would likely delete the

first message with the oblique subject line:



Good news! Jean Syzmanski will teach a Project Learning Tree Training on

Dec. 1 at the Bosque School. Mark your calendars, because it’s free, it’s

fun and it’s a great environmental curriculum. Please join Jean and her

team to expand your skills and knowledge. See the attached flyer for

details.



Barbara Garrity, Statewide Coordinator

Environmental Education Association of New Mexico

(505) 715-7021

www.eeanm.org





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