Human Landscapes of East Asia
This workshop, which is open to NH teachers only, will address Theme E: Cultural Development, Interaction and Change of the New Hampshire Curriculum Framework. In particular, topics in geography, world history, anthropology, sociology and psychology will be discussed. The workshop will include lectures by East Asia specialists and curriculum implementation discussions. Flyer/Application (pdf) Popularity: 1% [?]Share/Save
Read MoreGiant Traveling Africa Map
National Geographic’s giant Africa traveling map will be coming to the State of New Hampshire during the month of November 2012. This map of Africa will fill a gymnasium and comes with a trunk full of activities and materials for children to use. For more information visit Giant Africa Map If you would like more information about hosting the map, or seeing the map when it is here please email nhga@keene.edu or David McCormick at dmccormick@orcsd.org. Popularity: 1%...
Read MoreNH Tile Map
This year NHGA is reaching out to fourth grade teachers in the state who are willing to discuss how they implement New Hampshire studies within their classroom and share their ideas with others. Currently, NHGA offers a variety of materi-als electronically on our website. We are in the pro-cess of updating our materials and would love to hear how you have incorporated New Hampshire studies in your classroom, or receive feedback re-garding the current materials offered. Send us your feedback and...
Read MoreEarth Day, Environmental Education Week, Titanic Anniversary
Featured Resource Environmental Education Week April 15–21 In recognition of the national priority placed on developing skills in science, mathematics, and related fields, the 2012 Environmental Education Week (EE Week) theme is Greening STEM: The Environment as Inspiration for 21st-Century Learning. To support this year’s EE Week campaign, we have created a Geography Connections tool kit to help students explore Earth’s physical systems and human population dynamics....
Read MoreThe Granite Geographer Spring 2012
In this issue of the Granite Geographer: Remembering Kristi Coordinator’s Corner – Where’s Geography? Activity Spotlight – Mapping Snowshoeing Trails Congratulations Bob Woolner – NHGA’s EduC representative NH Tile Map Giant Traveling Map comes to NH Why Geography Matters in NH Speak up for Geography Welcome Erin Nolan Lesson from the Archives: A Capital Idea Thanks, Lara Bryant Department of Geography New Hampshire Geographic Alliance Keene State...
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“The programs offered by the New Hampshire Geographic Alliance are possible due to the support of the National Geographic Education Foundation and Keene State College.”
