Teaching Montana’s Waters

Montana is known for its pristine waters and natural beauty. But just how well do you and your students understand your local watershed? Join us for an interdisciplinary Project WET training to learn how to teach about local water resources including but not limited to stream quality, understanding your watershed, stormwater and the water cycle. This training is great for formal and non-formal K-12 educators!

• Receive the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0
• CEUs available
• Get access to over 100 activities to teach about water
• Lessons are correlated to Common Core and NGSS

This training will take place inside and outside as weather permits. 

Cost: FREE ($10 place holder to be refunded at the training)

Make science fun! Learn how to engage students with local water data and familiar landmarks while teaching interdisciplinary lessons that meet educational standards.

Travel stipends and funding for classroom materials available! 

Sponsored by

Four Corners Community Foundation

For more information contact Julia Beck at Julia.Beck@projectwet.org | 406-585-4104

www.projectwet.org