Graduate and Teacher Training Opportunities at the Audubon Center

2009 Courses
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INTEGRATING THE ENVIRONMENT: WOODLAND INDIAN CRAFTS

ENED 7740-37799
April 17-19, 2009


History, social studies, art and natural history in one class? Incorporate natural history into social studies and history lessons by utilizing projects on a variety of crafts from the Ojibwe (native peoples of the eastern woodlands).

Create a birch bark basket, make twine from plant fibers, embroider with porcupine quills, learn beadwork, and go on a wild foods and medicines snowshoe. Share tools/techniques for incorporating these modeled lessons into your classroom, as well as discussing ideas and activities and ideas already in place to teach natural and cultural history.

NOTE: This is a core course of the MAEd:NSEE. Students not admitted to a Hamline degree program may take this course following application for Adult Special status through Graduate Admissions, providing space is available. For information, call 651-523-2900 or visit www.hamline.edu/graduate/index.html. Please register one week prior to course start date. Target audience: educators, naturalists, environmental educators.

Course schedule and student info

Instructor: Clarissa Ellis

 

 


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