The WGFD offers a variety of exciting conservation education programs for schools under the Department's "Inspire a Kid" campaign, in conjunction with our supporting partners. We offer schools and educators a variety of conservation education programs and resources, including Trout in the Classroom, National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), Hunter Education in the Schools, Conservation Crates, and Project WILD. These programs are unique in that they offer educators creative ways to bring the outdoors inside their classrooms, to grow students' appreciation and understanding of wildlife and natural resources in Wyoming.
As with the seasons of the calendar year, teachers also experience different seasons in his/her teaching career and/or school year that are both uplifting and challenging. With these highs and lows it is vital for educators in all areas to know about each of these seasons and how to use mental health and wellness self-care to "weather" the storms and when the sun is shining brightly upon our face. This session breaks down the school year by 9-week quarters and provides strategies and routines each week to bolster educators' mental health and wellness. These strategies are fun, entertaining, and allow users to find what works the best and overcome the challenges we all encounter as educators.
This high-energy, collaborative session focuses on using multiple learning pathways to engage every student. Attendees will explore practical ideas, share strategies with peers, and leave with ready-to-use classroom experiences that clarify content, differentiate naturally, and sustain student growth.
