Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies, CAMBRIDGE, Ontario
Refresher Workshop
May 26, 2013
CAMBRIDGE BUTTERFLY CONSERVATORY
About this workshop
This one day workshop is an opportunity for past participants of "Teaching and Learning with Monarch Butterflies" to update their knowledge about monarch butterflies, learn about new curriculum resources and share ideas. If it's been a while since your course and you want to refresh your knowledge or you just want an opportunity to connect with other passionate educators to share ideas, then come out to Cambridge! Click here for workshop's tentative schedule.
The cost for the workshop is $45 + HST which includes lunch and snacks.
Location
Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory is open year-round and features a 10,000 square foot conservatory that is home to over 2000 free-flying tropical butterflies, as well as a variety of birds, turtles, and fish. During the summer months, our large outdoor butterfly garden is a registered Monarch Watch Waystation, and is designed to attract a variety of native butterflies; it features several species of milkweed including Common, Tropical, Swamp, and Butterfly Weed, as well as a variety of native nectar plants that bloom throughout the summer. We are easily accessable from the 401 and less than 5 minutes from Waterloo International Airport.
Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory (formerly Wings of Paradise)
2500 Kossuth Road, Cambridge, ON, N3H 4R7
Local Accommodations
Note: Accommodations are not included as part of the workshop offerings, but we do recognize that some individuals may wish to know about local lodgings. We are unable to recommend any particular accommodations but there are numerous hotels, bed & breakfasts, and campgrounds located within minutes - please see www.explorewaterlooregion.com for a detailed listing.
Local Sponsors
