Virtual Programming
Virtual Programming for students grades K-8
Nature in Your Neighborhood provides K—8 students with nature and ecology lessons that support classroom curriculum and align with Arizona state science standards. Topics include:
- Birding by Sound
- Mammals of Arizona
- Plants for Birds
Program Costs
Presentation Materials $25
Classroom Pollinator Kit $25
Presentation Materials + Classroom Garden Pollinator Kit $50
Title 1 Scholarships Available
Urban Hummingbird Program
Students learn fascinating facts about Arizona’s smallest birds during a interactive presentation with natural hummingbird artifacts. Your class will discover simple ways they can help hummingbirds in their community and how to participate in vital community science work!
Downtown Owls Program
Students are introduced to the unique world of Burrowing Owls during this presentation that incorporates important problem-solving skills. Students will work in teams to solve conservation issues related to these wonderful raptors!
Program Cost
Activities/Lesson Plans (self-led) FREE
Classroom Hummingbird Kit $25
Audubon Edcuator Led Presentation $25
Audubon Educator Led Presentation + Classroom Hummingbird Kit $50
Title 1 Scholraships Available
Want to learn more about what you can do to help hummingbirds and other pollinators? Check out our Native Plants for Native Birds page!
For more info contact Corey Lycopolus at 602-468-6470 x125.
To schedule a virtual program, please fill out the Education Program Request Form and email it to Corey Lycopolus.
Other Education Programs
*Currently not available*
Birding 101 Workshop
Homeschool Students and Bird Enthusiasts!
Do you have a budding-birder who would like to know more about how to identify native birds? We have partnered with Master Naturalist Kathy Balman to provide a special Birding 101 workshop for an easy introduction to bird identification!
Event: Birding 101 Workshop
Date/Time: N/A
Location: Audubon Arizona – 3131 S. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85040
Cost: $10 per student, $5 per chaperone
Binoculars (for loan) and Field Guides provided
The workshop is tailored to 6th-8th grade (but also open to high school) with a required age of 9. The Birding 101 Workshop is part of the Nerdy for Birdies – Birdwatching Club in Phoenix, created by Kathy Balman. Students can sign up for FREE guided bird walks with Kathy (binoculars and field guides available) in local, urban nature settings on select Friday mornings!
To register for Birding 101 Workshop and Nerdy for Birdies, please contact:
Kathy Blaman
ecoexplorersatl@gmail.com
http://www.educatingchildrenoutdoors.com/p/nerdy.html
678-457-0802
How you can help, right now
Donate to Audubon Arizona
Donate to save birds and educate the conservation leaders of tomorrow.
Sign up for a conservation workday!
You can help restore polluted environments or build habitat for displaced Burrowing Owls. Click here for more information.