This two-day workshop for teachers of grades 3-8 will connect you to the past through a Project Archaeology shelter investigation of an historic farmhouse in the prairie setting of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s book series: Mankato and Walnut Grove, MN.

Investigating the Puzzle House Pueblo incorporates authentic archaeological and historical research paired with oral histories to teach students about the use and importance of the Pueblo in the past and present lives of Hopi people.

This six-hour workshop will demonstrate how investigating an archaeological dig of a Native American pithouse, using the tools of scientific inquiry, helps students understand past people and cultures.

FREE 3rd – 8th Grade Teacher Workshop. Discover the past through evidence from an archaeological site in Nevada! Join us for a FREE three-day teacher workshop to explore the intersections of culture, food, people, and the environment.

FREE 6th-12th Grade Teacher Workshop. This three-day workshop will demonstrate how to use Project Archaeology: Investigating A Roman Villa curriculum to achieve educational goals in the delivery of social studies, history, science, and the visual arts.

Discover the past through evidence from a rock art site in Alabama! Join us for a FREE 3 day teacher workshop to explore the intersections of art, culture, and the past. This curriculum engages upper-elementary teachers and their students.

Free 3rd-8th Grade Teacher Workshop! Investigate an Ancestral Puebloan archaeological site from the classroom and learn about the people and cultures living in the region today.

FREE 3rd – 8th Grade Teacher Workshop. Discover the past through evidence from an archaeological site in Oregon! Investigate a Great Basin wickiup and learn about the Paiute people (some of whom are part of the Klamath Tribes).

FREE Grades 3-5 Teacher Workshop Are you interested in expanding your knowledge on cultural sensitivity,