Sticks and Stones: Nature and archaeology programming

Sticks and Stones: Nature and archaeology programming Virtual and in-person field trips for your classroom, scout group, or organization. Recently, Mark has become interested in the archaeology of toys and games.
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Mark Kollecker is an archaeologist and museum educator with forty years of experience teaching diverse audiences of all ages. Mark is proficient in several primitive technologies including flintknapping, use of an atlatl, basketry, and cordage making. Incorporating these skills into his programs allows students to experience prehistoric lifeways instead of just reading about them. Beth Joyave is a

n environmental educator who has worked in parks, government agencies, and nonprofits for 15 years. Many of her programs involve an unexpected side mission of chasing down a snake, a butterfly, or an unidentified bird call. She enjoys incorporating STEM activities and lessons into nature walks so be prepared to measure a tree to determine its age or use an app on your phone to participate in citizen science data collection.

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