JOIN students from across the US, Northern Ireland and Wales as they present programs they've created especially for student audiences. These XX programs are offered free and on a first come basis. Preferred audience age, dates, times and registration information can be found by following each link.
The Battle of the Bridge
The "Battle of the Bridge" football rivalry began in the 1920's between Lenoir City and Loudon High School and continues to this day. Learn how the history of theU.S. effected this yearly event and the importance and tradition of rivalries in thegame of life. Target Audience Grade 4 (ages 8-9) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=260
The Duck River, the Most Diverse River in America
Communities have built along the Duck River since the 1700's when land grants were given to Revolutionary War veterans. We want to share the contributions these communities have made to our area. Also, the Duck River has many species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. As the population increases around this river, how is it impacting the survival of the species? Target Audience Grades 9-12(Biology or History)(ages 14-18) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=266
Effects of the BP Oil Spill on Fishing Industry
Learn firsthand how the BP Oil Spill affected the fishing/seafood industry in the small, rural, Gulf-Coast community of Lake Arthur, LA. Join us for an informative presentation that highlights the struggles of local fishermen whose livelihoods were affected by the BP Oil Spill. Target Audience Grades 9-12 (ages 14-18) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=259
Gumbo Cajun Style
Southwest Louisiana is famous for its authentic Cajun cuisine. Join us as we trace the history of gumbo, compare and contrast Creole and Cajun gumbo, and demonstrate how to make a Cajun gumbo. Target Audience Grades 6-12 (ages 11-18) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=262
A Taste From the South
Traditional southern food is an important part of life in the rural town of Heflin, Alabama! Join this group of sixth graders as they describe southern hospitality and prepare a traditional southern, Sunday meal. This demonstration is sure to leave your mouth watering! Target Audience Grades 4-6 (ages 9-12) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=261
Duck Hunting: Luring in the Ducks
Welcome to Sportsman's Paradise! Students in the rural Southwest Louisiana community of Lake Arthur will demonstrate the art of calling ducks. Each duck has its own distinct sound that must be imitated for a successful hunt. Also, learn about the most and least desirable places to hunt ducks in Southwest Louisiana. Target Audience Grades 9-12 (ages 14-18) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=267
Backwoods of Alabama
The beautiful, natural resources of rural Alabama often lead to interests in nature and outdoor recreation. Join this group of sixth grade boys as they describe growing up in the deep south and learning to fish and hunt at an early age! Students will share their experiences and knowledge of fishing and hunting game (deer, squirrels, and turkey). Students will provide an overview of life in rural Alabama, focusing on the natural resources that provide outdoor recreational opportunities in the community. Target Audience Grades 4-6 (ages 9-12) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=263
Classifying Ducks and Hunting Blinds
In rural Southwest Louisiana, duck hunting is the winter sport of choice. To remain in compliance with wildlife regulations, hunters must be educated on the identifying features of various ducks. Successful hunting also depends on the type blind. Let us teach you about our winter sport. Target Audience Grades 9-12 (ages 14-18) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=268
Fit for a King
Join us as we present a delicacy fit for a king --- Louisiana Mardi Gras King Cakes. Students will explore the Mardi Gras King Cake Tradition. They will trace the history and symbolism of the King Cake, discuss King Cake traditions during the Mardi Gras season, and demonstrate how to make a King Cake. Target Audience Grades 6-12 (ages11-18) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=269
The Spider Rock Treasure
The Spider Rock Treasure is supposedly buried somewhere in Stonewall County, Texas. Our program will feature reenactments along with interactive media and will cover the legends associated with Spider Rock , the discovery of the Spider Rock Maps, along with interviews of people that have studied the treasure. Target Audience Grades 3-5 (ages 8-11) http://www.cilc.org/calendar_event_detail.aspx?id=270
Bev Mattocks
Consultant / Project Manager
Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC)
Transforming Learning Through Collaborative Technologies
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