Montana History is an important piece of curriculum that often gets overlooked in the regular education classrooms, but it shouldn't. Join our class to see how the unique Montana history can fit any classroom. You will walk away with ideas for reaching students in all grades with new and exciting styles of teaching. You will […]
Enhance your Classroom Inquiry Based Learning through Research, Application and Critical Thinking - Teachers will delve into an unsolved mystery using skills and technics which will be replicable in their classrooms. Email or call the organizer to register - see the information below.
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) is excited to offer a traveling exhibit and teacher workshop at the Bozeman Public Library on June 16, 2022, from 8 am to 4 pm. The workshop sessions will explore antisemitism of the past and present, US reactions and responses to threats posed by Nazi Germany, usage of […]
Learn about wolves in the Northern Rockies - wolf ecology, history of conservation efforts, current management strategies, and the many different perspectives of stakeholders. Dr. Doug Smith will summarize his wolf research in Yellowstone National Park. Existing wolf classroom activities and materials will be evaluated for use in your classroom. We will also discuss what […]
Let food ignite the excitement of learning. Attend this class to discover how combining food and art can encourage enthusiasm in the classroom. In this course, attendees will plan, shop, and prepare food in an artistic way using "art, color, proportions, etc." Take your teaching a step further and implement health, math, ELA, and technology. […]
Discover the groundbreaking new book, The Summer Before Kindergarten, written by two veteran Montana teachers. The authors will lead you through simple, hands-on learning activities that are sure to enrich your preschool or kindergarten curriculum. The book, and the activities within, are also ideal for family engagement. Participants will learn tips and tricks for strong […]
In this course, you will be learning how to 'Step Up' your Seesaw activities and engagement. We will be previewing, learning about, and exploring the new Seesaw Lessons and how to use those in fun and practical ways. Seesaw Lessons are standard-aligned skills already designed and ready to use in Seesaw. Seesaw lessons include Social […]
Are you looking for a new approach to engage students and develop a deeper understanding, all while minimizing behavior issues? If so, Arts Integration is for you! In this hands-on course, you will discover a variety of project-based activities (one or more for each month of the year). While the target audience is for grades […]
Integrating Science into Writing while meeting Math and Reading standards; this course will provide educators with tools to create lesson plans using found materials. We will create projects, using collaboration with other educators for ideas, research project ideas, and find standards and objectives that meet the needs for individual grade levels. Participants will walk away […]
EduProtocols are lesson frames designed to be taught to students and then utilized throughout the year, by replacing the content being utilized in the frames. These protocols are designed for a high level of thinking by students with a low level of preparation by teachers. Teacher burnout is a reality; preparing lessons, correcting papers, various […]
