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Title: Getting Little Feet WET
Facilitator: Ricki Moore
Time: 9 am – 2 pm
CEUs: 0.5
Description: Dive into water education with us as we explore fun, engaging activities that introduce young learners to the importance of water and its unique properties. Activities are simple, flexible, and easy to bring back to the classroom. Getting Little Feet WET is a hands-on Project WET workshop geared towards educators working with Pre-K through 3rd grade. Whether you’re new to Project WET or looking to refresh your toolbox, you’ll leave with practical resources and ideas to inspire little learners. Come ready to paint, sing, dance, and learn to correctly wash your hands!
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