Through research and site visits, you will learn the natural, human and cultural history of each site. You will also have an opportunity to develop high interest lessons for your students that meet your teaching goals.

EACH OF THE COURSES ON THIS PAGE ARE ONE CREDIT

SILVERTON & THE OREGON GARDEN 
In this fun and informative course, you'll discover at least a dozen murals that focus on local culture and history, and you'll visit the historic Gallon House Covered Bridge. You will also have an opportunity to explore the Oregon Garden, discovering both native and introduced plants and trees. You'll develop dozens of teaching ideas that can be implemented across the curriculum.

SILVER FALLS STATE PARK
On a six mile loop walk, you'll explore both the canyon and rim trails to find at least seven waterfalls and dozens of plants and wildflowers. Through readings and in visiting Silver Falls Lodge, you'll learn both the natural and human history of the area. Your course experience will be helpful in developing lots of ideas for teaching about this extraordinary area.

If any of these courses interest you, please contact Peter at walkportland@msn.com. Peter can provide specific information about how to complete each course