Water and People - 5th - 8th Grade Roosevelt Utah

• Description:  This will be an amazing workshop that blends middle school science and social studies standards to explore how access to water has influenced the creation of civilizations. We are excited about this workshop because we will be rolling out a brand new curriculum that we have been writing in partnership with Utah State Parks and the state's Title 6 Indian Education program that explores how we use archeological evidence to uncover the mysteries of Fremont Indian agriculture across the State of Utah.  

The instructors are Shannon Babb and Monica Hoyt. The class is limited to 25 and will be taught at the Roosevelt Branch Library, Utah, 50 N 200 W, Roosevelt, UT 84066

• $50+ of equipment
• Lunch
• Upon successful completion, the participants will receive 7 reliscensure points on their MIDAS account.

NOTE: If you are not a current member of UtSTA you can renew your membership or join the Utah Science Teaching Association today  and save money on your registration costs.  To join today, CLICK HERE.

By registering and paying, you agree that if you are not able to attend you will cancel at least 2 weeks before the class starts or your registration fees will be forfeited.

If you have any questions please email Dawn Monson at dmonson@utsta.org  or call 801-755-3241