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Feb. 25, 2012Sponsored by Chase
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Are you looking for ideas on how to address the upcoming Financial Literacy TEKS in your classroom? Join our educators as they share ideas related to the Kidtropolis, USA exhibit. Tour this interactive city for kids, run by kids to see how the Museum teaches financial literacy and civic engagement through hands-on activities that can easily be implemented in any classroom. This workshop will provide teachers with cross-curricular activities that have been aligned with Social Studies and Mathematics TEKS. |
April 7, 2012Sponsored by Chase
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Money Matters: Simple Financial Literacy Activities for Your Classroom(3rd-5th Grade Teachers) |
Are you looking for ideas on how to address the upcoming Financial Literacy TEKS in your classroom? Join our educators as they share ideas related to the Kidtropolis, USA exhibit. Tour this interactive city for kids, run by kids to see how the Museum teaches financial literacy and civic engagement through hands-on activities that can easily be implemented in any classroom. This workshop will provide teachers with cross-curricular activities that have been aligned with Social Studies and Mathematics TEKS. |
April 14, 2012 |
Connecting with Nature |
Come along on a nature expedition right in the middle of Houston. The Museum’s EcoStation exhibit makes this possible. EcoStation is an environmental exhibit where visitors engage in ecological studies and explore environmental issues by visiting a native plant garden, woodland area, pond and a research pavilion. We will explore innovative, hands-on activities that align with the Science TEKS related to Organisms and Environments and Science Investigation and Reasoning.
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Money Matters: Simple Financial Literacy Activities for Your Classroom(3rd-5th Grade Teachers) |
Are you looking for ideas on how to address the upcoming Financial Literacy TEKS in your classroom? Join our educators as they share ideas related to the Kidtropolis, USA exhibit. Tour this interactive city for kids, run by kids to see how the Museum teaches financial literacy and civic engagement through hands-on activities that can easily be implemented in any classroom. This workshop will provide teachers with cross-curricular activities that have been aligned with Social Studies and Mathematics TEKS. |
All workshops are on Saturdays from 9am-12pm (dates listed). Workshop fee is $25 (free of charge if sponsor noted). Participants receive a curriculum guide, 4 passes for a return visit to the Museum, a certificate for 3 CPE credits and discounted parking. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.