Great Basin Outdoor School

Teacher Workshops

Kids test the water quality by analyzing the aquatic species.

Dip netting allows scientists to catch macro-invertebrates in water bodies.

Teachers are able to discuss what they learned and how to apply it to their classroom settings.

Working with varying ages allows teachers and naturalists to adapt lessons so that everyone is challenged and remains curious.

Taking hands-on workshops with GBOS can aid in children's capacity to grasp and stay interested in material.

We utilize materials from other outdoor schools and nonprofits focused on hands-on science learning and NGSS standards.

Kids test the water quality by analyzing the aquatic species.

Dip netting allows scientists to catch macro-invertebrates in water bodies.

Teachers are able to discuss what they learned and how to apply it to their classroom settings.

Working with varying ages allows teachers and naturalists to adapt lessons so that everyone is challenged and remains curious.

Taking hands-on workshops with GBOS can aid in children's capacity to grasp and stay interested in material.

We utilize materials from other outdoor schools and nonprofits focused on hands-on science learning and NGSS standards.

2021 Project WET Workshops

Through our Project WET (Water Education Today) workshops, teachers earn professional development credit while learning new and exciting ways to tie nature into standards-based activities. We're "family-friendly" and even have nature activities for your own school-age children.

More workshops for 2021 coming soon!

For more information, contact us at program@greatbasin-os.org

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