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Wenas Mammoth Foundation's Virtual On-line Program
Offered by: Wenas Mammoth Foundation
This program is offered online and does not meet in person.
Days & Times
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Who It's For
YOUTH WHO ARE
WMF's educational programs are open to everyone!
Program Overview
Due to the Coronavirus and the cancellation of on-site and off-site educational activities in 2020, the WMF moved the in-person programs into a virtual on-line opportunity. In the spring of 2020, the WMF and ESD105 partnered together to offer the first Virtual STEM Teacher Archaeology, Paleontology, and Geology Summer Camp. Teachers earned 15 STEM clock hours upon completion of the class.
Teachers around Washington State were able to register for the 3 week online class where they were introduced to the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig Site, Wenas Mammoth Foundation, archaeology, paleontology, and geology methods that were used at the site, STEM careers in earth science, and resources for their classroom and students. Classes included a weekly ZOOM session and on-line lessons through Canvas. The goal is to give teachers the resources to bring local earth science into their classroom. The WMF has also developed this online curriculum into Google Classroom for teachers, youth, communities, families, or any youth organization to access.
There are several classes and topics to choose from. In 2021 the WMF reopened the Wenas Mammoth Dig Site and our Outreach Program for limited events, following CDC Guidelines. However, we have continued to update and enhance our on-line opportunities and encourage teachers to contact us about accessing this resource for their classroom. Teachers can teach the lesson and follow up with a WMF Virtual Interview.
The WMF plans on offering virtual on-line classes for youth, teachers, and communities in 2022, which will be hosted from the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig Site. For more information visit www.WenasMammoth.org or call (509) 945-4921.
Teachers around Washington State were able to register for the 3 week online class where they were introduced to the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig Site, Wenas Mammoth Foundation, archaeology, paleontology, and geology methods that were used at the site, STEM careers in earth science, and resources for their classroom and students. Classes included a weekly ZOOM session and on-line lessons through Canvas. The goal is to give teachers the resources to bring local earth science into their classroom. The WMF has also developed this online curriculum into Google Classroom for teachers, youth, communities, families, or any youth organization to access.
There are several classes and topics to choose from. In 2021 the WMF reopened the Wenas Mammoth Dig Site and our Outreach Program for limited events, following CDC Guidelines. However, we have continued to update and enhance our on-line opportunities and encourage teachers to contact us about accessing this resource for their classroom. Teachers can teach the lesson and follow up with a WMF Virtual Interview.
The WMF plans on offering virtual on-line classes for youth, teachers, and communities in 2022, which will be hosted from the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig Site. For more information visit www.WenasMammoth.org or call (509) 945-4921.
STAFF TO YOUTH RATIO
2 staff for every 30 youth
Health & Safety
Wenas Mammoth Foundation follows CDC Covid-19 Guidelines
Registration Details
STEM Teacher Paleontology, Archaeology, and Geology Virtual Camp: The WMF and ESD105 have partnered to offer this virtual class to WA State Teachers who need to earn their 15 STEM Clock Hours. The fee is $150.00 plus the clock hour fee through ESD105. Registration and fees are done through the ESD105 website when the class is offered. The next class will be offered this winter 2022-23.
STEM Youth Paleontology, Archaeology, and Geology Virtual Classes are also available to teachers, parents, or organizations. We have a variety of Ice Age topics to choose from. Contact the WMF for more information, or visit WenasMammoth.org,
STEM Youth Paleontology, Archaeology, and Geology Virtual Classes are also available to teachers, parents, or organizations. We have a variety of Ice Age topics to choose from. Contact the WMF for more information, or visit WenasMammoth.org,
How To Register
Please visit our website at www.WenasMammoth.org for more information or registration scheduling forms, or call (509) 945-4921.
Required Forms & Documents
To access the on-line curriculum, you will need to register for the class. If you are a teacher or organization and would like to access a lesson for your class, please call (509) 945-4921.
City: Selah
Phone: (509) 945-4921
Email: wenasmammothfoundation@gmail.com
Website: http://www.wenasmammoth.org/
OFFERED BY Wenas Mammoth Foundation
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