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Monarch Teacher Network, Summer Workshops

Postby Mona Miller » Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:45 pm

If you know teachers, naturalists, those interested in presentations on Monarchs (docents), please let them know about the workshops. Let your children's teachers know about the workshops.

http://www.eirc.org/website/global-conn ... workshops/
Monarch Summer Workshops

The following workshops are already planned for the summer of 2011. The workshop schedule may change with new workshops added so continue to check these this web page for the latest information.

June

June 9– 10: Mary Institute of St. Louis Country Day School; St. Louis, Missouri

June 13– 14: Central on Main; Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (Tulsa area)

June 13-14: Lyonia Environmental Center; Deltona; Florida (Volusia County)

June 20– 21: George C Round Elem School; Manassas, Virginia (Manassas City, DC area)

June 22– 23: Heritage High School; Leesburg, Virginia (Loudoun County, DC area)

June 27-28: LaPerche School; Smithfield, Rhode Island (Providence area)

June 27-28: Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History; Pacific Grove, California

June 29-30: Cal Poly University; San Luis Obispo, California

July

July 28-29: Fairfax County, Virginia (DC area)

August

Aug 1-2: Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center; Sioux City, Iowa

Aug 4-5: Neil Smith NWR; Prairie City, Iowa (Des Moines area)

Aug 8-9: Chilton Elementary School; Wisconsin (Milwaukee area)

Aug 11-12: Prince William County, VA (DC area)

Aug 15-16: William Paterson University; New Jersey (Passaic County, NYC area)

Aug 18-19: EIRC facility; Mullica Hill, New Jersey (Gloucester County, Philadelphia area)

Aug 20-21: Scherman-Hoffman Sanctuary; Bernardsville, New Jersey

No workshop space will be held until a registration form is received. Click on the MTN registration form page to print and complete the registration form.

To see where workshops will be in Canada in summer 2011, and to register for a Canadian workshop, visit: http://www.monarchteacher.ca

For more information, contact: kpasquariello@eirc.org 856-582-7000 x110 or write Monarch Teacher Network™ at EIRC – MTN, South Jersey Technology Park, 107 Gilbreth Parkway, Suite 200, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062. fax: 856-582-4206.
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Re: Monarch Teacher Network, Summer Workshops

Postby Mona Miller » Wed Apr 20, 2011 7:14 am

http://www.eirc.org/website/global-conn ... xico-trip/

There's a wonderful video of the teacher's trip to Mexico. I hope they made one or will make one for the trip to California. I have not gotten to go to either colony. But, did attend the MTN training in VA and helped with a couple more workshops the next year.

http://www1.teachertube.com/viewVideo.p ... 2008_Promo
I got to meet this incredible teacher who is in the film. She tells why (Monarch Teacher Network) MTN is such an important learning opportunity for instructors and students.
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Re: Monarch Teacher Network, Summer Workshops

Postby jturk3 » Wed Aug 24, 2011 5:56 pm

I just met 2 teachers from Centreville, VA who were at the Fairfax summer workshop and said it was very good. They are really excited and I am going to share my experience and knowledge with them. They are seeking milkweed seed to give plants to 135 schools in Fairfax County, VA. They are also mapping milkweed locations. Fun and exciting stuff!
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Re: Monarch Teacher Network, Summer Workshops

Postby Mona Miller » Wed Aug 24, 2011 9:44 pm

I stopped by the Prince William workshop in Manassas, Virginia. This sounds exciting.

I need to check this patch of common milkweed to see how it is going. There should be plenty of seeds.
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