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Solano County Environmental Educators Network (SEE)
Contact: Margaret Kralovec, email : margaret.kralovec@gmail.comClick here to download the SEE Member Contact Information
Next SEE MEETING in Feb... look for the date!
Meet with a large group of Solano Environmental Educators who meet quarterly to network and share county resources. Contact Margaret Kralovec for more info at MKralovec@fssd.com. ; The next meeting will be held at the Solano County Government Center.
WORKSHOP
Join us for a Project Wet Workshop Saturday, November 8, 2008
(9 am -3:30 p.m.)
Location: Vallejo Drinking Water Treatment Facility – 202 Fleming Hill Rd, Vallejo
“There Is Still Time To Register”
FREE for all educators teaching in Solano County
Educators teaching outside the County are welcome for a $25 reg. fee
Educational materials, breakfast, lunch and snacks will be provided FREE to all participants
Check with your school administration for possible credits, buy-back days, etc.
Project WET is a water education for teacher program designed to promote awareness, appreciation and knowledge of California’s water resources. This informative, fun, hands-on workshop is action packed. In addition, it:
• Offers teachers exciting, grade-level appropriate activities
• Is aligned with CA State Standards
• Is interdisciplinary and cross-curricular in all subject areas
• Provides a + 400 page curriculum and activity guide book
• Offers participants valuable water conservation training aids & a personal guided tour of the city’s drinking water plant.
This workshop is designed for K-6th and 7-12th grade educators
Registration: Call Roger Judy at (707) 648-5299 or fax this completed form to (707) 648-4060.
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