NH Audubon Distance Learning Lessons
Are you looking for an inexpensive way to engage your students with wildlife curricula that helps meet Next Generation Science Standards in your class? Would you like ready-to-go activities that accompany ~50 minute lesson videos whether you are teaching in-person or remotely? Experienced NH Audubon Educators are here to help!
We are excited to announce that we were recently awarded a grant to support 30 classes with this remote programming in Manchester and Nashua at no cost. If you are a teacher or administrator in these regions, fill out this interest survey and we will follow up quickly to connect you with our programming:
Normally, our in-person costs for a class of 25 students are $145 plus mileage to get to your school. We’re offering these pre-recorded programs for $125 for a class of up to 30 students. We are also offering a package deal for all four lessons for just $400.
If costs are a barrier for your school, please reach out to our Education Coordinator, Shelby Morelli, at smorelli@nhaudubon.org or (603) 224-9909 ext. 333 for more information on how we can work with you.
Once you obtain your username and password and can download the activity guides, you are welcome to print/email or otherwise distribute those resources to your students. The video can be shared one of two ways: watch together or provide each student your username and password to access the video individually.
By default, you will have access for 14 days immediately after purchase. However, if your plans change (as we know they do!), we are happy to extend this access for an additional 14 days.
We are so glad that you find our materials useful in your class and want to share! However, we ask teachers to limit the sharing of these resources to just their class of 30 students. If costs are a barrier, we can work out payment on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us at smorelli@nhaudubon.org for more details.
Shelby Morelli, Education Coordinator
Shelby Morelli, an avid outdoor enthusiast and educator has been working for NH Audubon since 2016 educating the communities around New Hampshire about the environment and the animals that inhabit it. Shelby loves combining her love for animal training and environmental education through the use of our resident animal ambassadors. She enjoys being out exploring nature and learning something new every day that she can bring to our programs. She holds a B.S in Wildlife Conservation and Biology from UNH.
Kelly Dwyer, Naturalist Educator
Kelly Dwyer, a NH certified elementary teacher, worked for NH Audubon as a volunteer and environmental educator for over 15 years, creating and delivering engaging programming for people of all ages. A self-taught naturalist, Kelly is passionate about connecting people with the natural world, seeing her role as a facilitator to guide her audiences as they discover the joys of being outside and exploring the many health and educational benefits nature offers.
Willamina Coroka, Urban Wildlife Education Specialist
Willa Coroka (C as in “cinnamon”) is a nature gal, her heart its fullest while flitting through the New England forests amidst the hemlocks, birches and pines. Willa graduated with her MS in Environmental Studies in 2015 after several years of seasonal jobs that took her from the coast of Chile to the mountains of Andalucia and myriad locations in between. She comes to NH Audubon with a deep commitment for preserving wild spaces and a knack for evoking excitement in people’s perception of the natural world. Willa splits her spare time between meandering woodlands on horseback, spying on birds, traveling, reading, and playing in the garden.
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