Seedlings Educators Collaborative

WATCH WITH US!
Saturday, November 1 from 9:30 - 11:30 am
Doors open at 9:30am (coffee/tea reception), film starts at 10am, followed by a Q&A
Please RSVP as seating is limited.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/basedinplay

RSVP to attend a screening of Based in Play: How Children Learn Best, our documentary on play-based learning. We are so grateful to all of our educators featured in the film for inviting us (and you!) into their inspiring classrooms and schools. You will likely see a few familiar faces as some of the educators featured in the film are alumni of the Seedlings' Summer Workshop. In every school and play-based learning classroom you'll see children meeting and exceeding expectations.

Flint Street Theater at the Friends Center for Children
25 Flint Street
New Haven, CT

Check out this free event coming up on Wednesday, March 5th at 4:45: How did New Haven's environment come to be, and how can we help shape its future?

The New Haven Environmental History Project explores the history of the built and natural environment of the New Haven, Connecticut region.

The free teaching website curates engaging and easily accessible historical materials organized around key themes in environmental history– water, energy, transportation, land use, and public health. The content includes historical photos, maps, textual documents, infographics, and other materials.

The New Haven Environmental History Project aims to connect students and faculty with the community and invite us all to think about why the New Haven region has developed the way that it has, and how it might change in the future.

At our launch event, our special guests will each speak briefly on a theme in New Haven’s history, drawing on an item from the new website, and we will invite attendees to join a conversation on topics and themes for teaching the environmental history of the city.

Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfbQI69y7mgbuHd2jSfQCqjmQUY4azpTFCmA8Vo6EUx6H6sYw/viewform