Registration closes March 5th, 2022  at 5pm Receive a $200 stipend upon completion of all three parts of Teaching for the Climate course! While the 101 course built foundational skills in teaching outside, 201 will dive deeper to gain the resources to incorporate local climate-related science and Indigenous perspective into outdoor teaching with students. This course is open to K-8th grade Whatcom County educators who have some experience with teaching outdoors and NGSS. The course includes the following parts:

• Choose one day of in-person field instruction (locations TBD): – March 19th, 9am-3pm (lessons focused on flooding and drought) OR – March 26th, 9am-3pm (lessons focused on marine food webs)
• Implement a lesson with your students after the in-person session
• Meet virtually on May 4th (4pm-6pm via Zoom link to be shared) after implementing the lesson with students to connect with and learn from your colleagues

Note that to register this year, you will need an account with PD Enroller.

Register for March 19th

Register for March 26th