Showing posts with label field studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label field studies. Show all posts

April 2, 2014

South Dakota History Adventures

Registration for the 2014 History Adventures – Water Ways is now open.

 Dates: Choose from May 5, 6, 7 or 8.
Times: We ask that you be able to participate from 9AM - 2:30 at a minimum.
Cost: $8/participant. Bring your own lunches.
 Registration

South Dakota History Adventures is like four field trips rolled into one. Students in grades 4-6 spend the day exploring the history, cultures and ecology of the Pierre area.  Take in a star show to discover how the Lakota understood the heavens in our Digitarium. Go to the Cultural Heritage Center for a fun, hands-on activity to learn about our past, plus more! New this year: All aboard the research vessel, the Capitol City Queen! A nominal cost gets you access to a full day of educational, hands-on adventures.

 Questions? Contact Kristie Maher or call 605-224-8295.




Sponsored in part by the South Dakota Humanities Council.

February 19, 2014

Geography of Watersheds: A Field Based Professional Development Opportunity

The Geography of Watersheds is a field based professional development opportunity offered in partnership with the South Dakota Geographic Alliance. Join us for one day in the classroom and three days/two nights in the field exploring the geography of the Cheyenne River through field studies (flows permitting). Our field session will be outfitted on this trip. No gear or experience necessary but a sense of adventure is! 
Dates: June 9-12
Location: Pierre
Audience: Middle school/high school teachers. Cross curricular in nature.
2 credits (pending)
Cost: $65 (non-refundable)

You may register online. Contact Anne Lewis or call 605-224-8295 with questions. Space limited to first 12 paid registrants. 
Professional development in the field.





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