When:	Back to Calendar June 18, 2018 – June 20, 2018 (all-day)
Where:	Museum of the Rockies 600 W Kagy Blvd Bozeman,MT 59717 USA	View Full-Size Map ✔ Add to Calendar Add to Google Calendar
Cost:	$145
Contact:	Crystal Alegria 406.994.6925

Discover the past through the archaeology and history of a mid-20th century Shotgun House! Examine historic photographs, artifacts, and primary documents. Explore the history of the working class, the meaning of neighborhood, and the definition of family. Take this back to your classroom and engage your students in a debate on a current civic dilemma involving archaeology, preservation, and the stereotypes we hold about the working poor. Use this curriculum in your classroom to fulfill Common Core Standards, while your students discover historical inquiry through engaging hands-on activities.

The cost of the workshop is $145, which includes full instruction and a copy of the curriculum guide. University credit (1) and renewal units (21) are available, university credit is an additional $60.

Click here to register online. Registration deadline is June 1, 2018.

Crystal Alegria will facilitate this workshop, Crystal has worked in heritage and archaeological education for the past fifteen years with an emphasis on curricular development for upper elementary students. Ms. Alegria is currently program coordinator for Project Archaeology and program director of the Montana Site Stewardship Program. Prior to joining Project Archaeology Ms. Alegria worked for a variety of museums doing exhibit design, collections management, and curricular development. Her specialties include community archaeology, applied history, and historic cemeteries. Crystal has a B.S. in Anthropology and a M.A. in History from Montana State University.