Workshop Schedule & Registration Information
Upcoming Workshops & Events
Pre-registration is required for all KACEE workshops and events. KACEE thanks all of our education program and workshop sponsors for helping us to provide high quality professional development for educators at an affordable price.
29-30 July, 2010
Kansas Green School Pre-Conference Workshop & Conference
Pre-Conference Workshop 29 July, Clyde KS
Discover Building Blocks for Your Green School!
Enhance your classroom curriculum from the ground up using Green Schools projects that will excite your district, faculty, and students. This workshop will connect your projects to environmental education themes and activities that you can use to engage your learners in hands on multi-disciplinary education. Participants will receive curriculum & activity guides for Project WET,Project Learning Tree, and Project WILD - including hundreds of activities and ideas to incorporate into green schools projects of all kinds.
Green Schools Pre-Conference Registration: $50 includes lunch, materials, and a full day of professional development. One hour of graduate credit through Baker University is available for an additional $55 for participants attending both the Green Schools Conference (additional registration fees apply) and Pre-conference Workshop.
13 August, 2010 Taking Kids Outside to Learn about Wildlife & the Environment Around Them
Parsons, KS
Open to all educators working with pre-K-12 students (teachers, scout leaders, camp counselors, etc.)
Registration Fee: $25.00 (plus $10 for lunch)
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Workshop co-sponsored by Kansas Association for Conservation & Environmental Education (KACEE) and Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland with education program sponsor Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
10-11 September, 2010 Discover a Watershed Educator Workshop & Floating Field Experience
DeSoto, KS (with float on the Wakarusa River)
Open to all educators working with K-12 students (teachers, scout leaders, camp counselors, etc.)
Project WET, Discover a Watershed, WILD Aquatic, and Leopold Education Project
Registration Fee: $30.00 ($10 KACEE workshop fee plus $20 FOK equipment rental fee)
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Opportunity for one graduate credit hour though Baker University will be available for an additional cost of $55.00 to participants attending both workshop days.
Workshop co-sponsored by Kansas Association for Conservation & Environmental Education, Friends of the KAW, Upper Wakarusa WRAPS, Delaware River WRAPS, Lower and Middle Kansas WRAPS (through KDHE Bureau of Water and EPA 319 Funds) with education program sponsors Kansas Water Office and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
16-17 September, 2010 Discover a Watershed Educator Workshop & Floating Field Experience
Horton, KS (with float on the Delaware River)
Open to all educators working with K-12 students (teachers, scout leaders, camp counselors, etc.)
Project WET, Discover a Watershed, WILD Aquatic, and Leopold Education Project
Registration Fee: $30.00 ($10 KACEE workshop fee plus $20 FOK equipment rental fee)
Scroll to bottom of this page to download registration forms
Opportunity for one graduate credit hour though Baker University will be available for an additional cost of $55.00 to participants attending both workshop days.
Workshop co-sponsored by Kansas Association for Conservation & Environmental Education, Friends of the KAW, Upper Wakarusa WRAPS, Delaware River WRAPS, Lower and Middle Kansas WRAPS with education program sponsors Kansas Water Office and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
7 October, 2010 Project WET for Water Festivals
El Dorado, KS
Open to Walnut River Festival Student Volunteers enrolled in Dr. Langley's class
Workshop co-sponsored by Kansas Association for Conservation and Environmental Education, Emporia State University and Butler Community College with education program sponsor Kansas Water Office.
27 October, 2010 Environmental Education for Homeschool Families!
Spring Hill, KS
Open to all home school educators and students of participating educators age 3 and up
Project WILD Aquatic and Project Learning Tree Environmental Experiences for Early Childhood
Workshop co-sponsored by Kansas Association for Conservation & Environmental Education, Hillsdale Water Quality Project (through a Johnson County Stormwater Management Adviosory Council Education Outreach Grant), with education program sponsor Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
4-6 November, 2010
Kansas Environmental Education Pre-conference Workshop & Conference
Pre-Conference Workshop 4 November, Salina KS
Planting the Seeds of Nature Appreciation in Early Learners
Spark young children’s curiosity about the world around them with exciting hands-on activities from the newly released activity guides developed for early childhood environmental education. Explore activities designed to engage young children in outdoor exploration and play, and discover new ways to integrate investigations of nature with art, literature, math, music and movement. Participants will receive activity guides for Growing Up WILD and Project Learning Tree’s Early Childhood Environmental Experiences.
KEEC Pre-Conference Registration: $40 includes lunch, materials, and a full day of professional development. This training has been approved by KDHE for 6 clock hours. One hour of graduate credit through Baker University is available for an additional $55 for participants attending both the Kansas Environmental Education Conference (additional registration fees apply) and Pre-conference Workshop (Early Childhood concurrent sessions will be offered on Friday, 5 November).
11 & 18 November, 2010 Project Learning Tree at Kansas Wesleyan
Salina, KS
Open to students enrolled in Kathryne Perney's Science Methods Course
Workshop co-sponsored by Kansas Association for Conservation & Environmental Education and Kansas Wesleyan University with education program sponsor Kansas Forest Service, Kansas Corporation Commission-State Energy Office, and Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Our workshops are custom designed for each unique group of participants, PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED for all KACEE workshops and events. Registration information for many of the above workshops may be downloaded below. Some workshops are being offered for a specific group, but may be open to other interested individuals. Contact Jolene Amtower, KACEE Office Manager, for additional registration information.
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