How to “Bee” Inclusive Environmental Leaders

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How to “Bee” Inclusive Environmental Leaders

How to “Bee” Inclusive Environmental Leaders

Thursday, November 4, 2021
Grades: Pre-K – 12

Presented By: Danielle Klein, The Planet Bee Foundation

Educators took an active role in The Planet Bee’s presentation as they learned about bees, their importance and how to empower their students to become leaders in the next generation of green-minded stewards.

Teachers became the students as they worked through standards based cross-curricular activities that bring inclusive environmental STEM into grades K-12, and took part in engaging projects and conversations as we discussed the crucial role of bees.

All participants gained full access to our supplementary materials, which includes video lessons, scripted lesson plans, games, crafts and other materials to help their students take action for the environment.

Resources from this Workshop

 

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