Hannibal Office
Part 2 - inperson potion that follows virtual Unbound training
Bat week is Coming!
Bat Week (October 24-31) is an international, annual celebration to raise awareness about the need for bat conservation.
Did you know about 14 species of bats call Missouri home? Learn about the importance of bats, their biology and ecology, activities you can do in your classroom and additional resources you can use to study bats and prepare to celebrate bat week in your classroom.
A WebEx Event link will be emailed to registered participants after 4:30 pm on October 15th.
Whether you are a teacher in a formal classroom, a scout leader, or a Master Naturalist offering programs, this class is for you.
Learn about Discover Nature Trunks and other MDC resources available to educators in both formal and in-formal settings.
Training for both formal and non-formal educators on trunks and other MDC resources.
Presentation for the Interface Math and Science Conference.
We had 23 people sign up for our presentation.
Hunter Education instructor training
Check out the Missouri Department of Conservation's Grades 3-5 Discover Nature Schools Curriculum - Nature Unleashed! This training offers teachers the chance to become more familiar with the MLS-supported curriculum lessons, the teacher guide and the student materials. Bring ecosystem investigations to life as students explore local food chains, animal adaptations and define producer and consumer roles. Learn teaching strategies when taking your students outside to explore our variety of Missouri's ecosystems.
This Discover Nature School (DNS) Kindergarten: Bears Through the Season is designed specifically for Kindergarten students. This curriculum is aligned to all Missouri Learning Science (MLS) and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) including the four components of Earth and Space Science, Physical Science, Life Science and Engineering and Technology Science.