Gary Lewis – Earth science educator and author of over 100 teacher resources –  leads this professional learning field day…

Our Glacial Heritage – New England

A day field trip for STEM & Geography Teachers

Pre-service teachers and College Students are welcome on this trip.

REGISTRATION IS OPEN – SEE BELOW

Saturday 20 May 2023 – Departs and returns to North Windham, Maine.

Have you ever wondered what tangible evidence you can find for the ice ages in our area?   Have you thought about how you might be able to use that evidence in your classroom?  Have you considered what activities you could use with your students to explain how glacial features form?

Then come and join an enthusiastic group of Earth Science and Geography teachers as we learn how glaciers shaped our landscape, examine evidence and go through some classroom activities.

We will see glacial grooving and polish, kettles,Roche Moutonnees, and erratic boulders,  We will examine glacial carved lakes and learn how you can teach about these features in your classroom.  There will be hands-on activities that you can easily duplicate and we will provide full field notes. 

You will also receive a certificate outlining the professional development hours undertaken by participating in this trip.

You will see:

  • Glacial lake
  • Glacial striations and polish
  • Roche Moutonnees
  • Kettles
  • Glacial erratics

You will see demonstrations in the field that you can duplicate in your classroom, as well as full field notes and more.

Morning tea and lunch are all provided.

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Our Glacial Heritage Trip

Cost: $US 165 per person.  ($145 for GEOetc Members)

REGISTER HERE – click below

20May2023

Glacial Heritage Trip - Map 2023 - REGISTRATION

One day field trip to explore and learn our the glacial landforms on our area

From 8.30 am until 6.00 pm

At Pickup and drop off at North Windham, Maine

Register - click here!


           

 
Our Glacial Heritage – New England : 20 May 2023
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