Cal-Wood is an extremely effective location for organizations to conduct a professional development opportunity such as a seminar, workshop, or conference. Trainings typically utilize the natural landscape of Cal-Wood as the learning context. Calvert Lodge has ample indoor meeting areas as well as audiovisual equipment. Cal-Wood staff is available to facilitate trainings and team-buildings.
Each year we offer our own Project WILD and Learning Tree workshops at Cal-Wood. Other organizations, such as Colorado State Forest Service and the University of Colorado, host their own training programs at Cal-Wood throughout the year.
Project WILD and Project Learning Tree - Using Sheltered Instruction
April 14-15, 2012
Projects WILD and Learning Tree are interdisciplinary, supplemental environmental, and hands-on education programs suitable for learners of all ages, types, cultures and ethnic groups. Activities have been correlated with the Colorado Model Content Standards for Science, Geography, History, Math, and Reading/Writing, and are available in Spanish. This workshop is designed for educators who teach Linguistically Diverse Students. Participants will participate in demonstrations of sheltering techniques for content area instruction and practice using rubrics for evaluating and modifying activities and text materials.
Register for our next Sheltered Instruction Workshop!
Colorado Ecosystem Field Studies
for K-12 Teachers
Sponsored by University of ColoradoJuly 23-31, 2011
» Download COEFS K-12 Teacher's Course Flyer
Visit the Colorado Ecosystem Field Studies website for more information
