Looking for practical tools for teaching out on the land? SaskOutdoors is hosting a fun and practical training session aimed at introducing educators to the interdisciplinary Project WILD Activity Guide.

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The Project WILD guide (included in price) provides educators with 121 experiential lesson plans about wildlife and the environment that can be adapted for any age, grade or subject.

Participants will engage in 3 online learning sessions and have the Project WILD Activity Guide mailed to them. Don’t fret about having to sit in front of a screen.  There will be opportunties for movement, nature and collaboration.

Dates: Monday January 24 7-9pm, Monday January 31 7-9pm, Monday February 7 7-9pm

Cost: $85/member and $95/non member

Please email us (info@saskoutdoors.org) if you would like the resource book in French.

Prior to registering, please note our cancellation policy.

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About Your Instructor:

Zoe Arnold grew up on Treaty 6 territory in Saskatoon. She can usually be found outdoors in all seasons enjoying gardening, hiking, and cross country skiing. She especially loves winter and spending time out in the snow! Her professional experience and passion lies in play-based education and outdoor experiential learning. She works as the Lead Educator with Wildernook Fresh Air Learning in Saskatoon. She holds an honours degree in Biology from the U of S, a B.Ed. from Queen’s University, and a certificate in Forest School Education (UK). Zoe has previously worked with organizations specializing in conservation, urban agriculture, outdoor education, and environmental initiatives.