What will you learn, share, and discover in 2010? 

"The environment: it's where you live!"

Check out the following sessions at Teaching OUTSIDE the Box 2010!

(The final schedule will be available in April 2010)

Saturday, April 17

Yoga for Nature Nerds

Diversity and Inclusiveness 201- I Know It's Important, Now What?

Listening to the Land: Understanding the Relationship Between Natural & Built Learning Environments

Going on a Bug Hunt!

Implementing your Educational Programming by Relying on Volunteers

Wheelchair Hikes

Who Lives In Your Backyard? Creating a Nature Journal

The Science and Art of Phenology

School Gardens: An Integrated, Interactive How-To Exploration

Re-Awakening Our Senses: An Introduction to Tracking and Awareness

Nature's Window - An Invitation into Ecospiritual Living

Create a Buzzzzz in Your Classroom!

A Sense of Place: Castle Rock Elementary School of Science and Inquiry

Investigating the Impact of Interpretive Signs in Neighborhood Natural Areas

From Biodiversity to Cultural Diversity: It’s All Inclusive

Growing Up WILD - Exploring Nature with Young Children

Certify Yourself as an Environmental Educator

Playing With Fire- A Wildland Fire Ecology Class

Technology in the Trees: Using a GPS to Explore, Learn and Share Information

Discovering Prairie Plants

Environmental Education and the new Colorado Academic Standards

Inclusive Volunteer Engagement

Colorado’s Environmental Literacy Plan: A Stepping Stone to Our State’s Future

The Mysteries of Migration

Coexisting in Coyote Country: Coyote Education Bins

Nourishing Children Through Nature - Adventures from the Wild Zone

Starting the Dialogue about Diversity and Inclusiveness

Incorporating Quality Field Experience into your Curriculum - Top Ten Tricks

Teaching Environmental Issues: Broadening Perspectives

Teaching Geology through Games

Climate Literacy in Colorado and Beyond

Grounding Service in Standards through Portfolios

Wildfires and Watersheds

My Water Comes From the Rocky Mountains

Geographical Thinking:  Building a Dam

Sunday, April 18

3-hour "Super Sessions"

Early Childhood Environmental Experiences from Project Learning Tree

Ditches Saved the West

Probing into Project Learning Tree and Environmental Investigations!

Your watershed: It's Where You Live!

Impacts of Climate Change: Today and Tomorrow

Sunday, April 18

Integrating EE into Public School

Foothills Ecosystems: So Much to Explore, So Close to Home

Everyday Items for Interpretation

Roly-Polies and other Critters of the Schoolyard

From Pingree to the Platte; An examination of the Cache La Poudre River

Wetlands and Wonder:  Reconnecting Children with Nearby Nature

Spirituality and EE

Learning to Listen, Listening to Learn: Native American Cultural Ways of Gaining Wisdom From Nature

A New Tool, Earth Protect, Video/Social Network on the World Environment

Sketching Along the Way: Cultivating the Spirit of Nature in Children

Junior Master Gardening
Investigating the NAAEE Guidelines for the Preparation and Professional Development of Environmental Educators and Nonformal Environmental Education Programs: Guidelines for Excellence

Curriculum for a Crowded World

Parent's Fears About Their Children Spending Time in Nature

Virtual Field Trips Using Google Earth