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Shenandoah National Park
Self Guided Programs
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Many groups use Shenandoah National Park to meet their own educational goals. Educational groups can use any of the more than 500 miles of trails in the park, view films and tour the interpretive exhibits at the visitor centers, or become Junior Rangers by completing their own Junior Ranger Explorer Notebook. School groups may request an educational fee waiver for free admission to the park for their field trip.
Self-guided Curriculum-based Programs
In addition to the ranger-guided programs, Shenandoah National Park provides training and lesson plans for kindergarten, 1st grade, and earth science teachers to enable them to prepare for and lead curriculum-based field trips to the park. Teachers are required to attend an instructional workshop to receive the materials and training.
Come to Your Senses (Kindergarten
Shenandoah Residents (1st grade)
Exploring Earth Science in Shenandoah National Park (7th-12th grade)
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Teacher Instructional Workshops Click for more information more... | | Successful Field Trip Suggestions Helpful tips for planning your field trip to Shenandoah more... | | Maps Click for hiking and general Shenandoah maps more... | | Leave No Trace Take care of your park learn about LNT more... | |
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Did You Know?
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt visited the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Big Meadows in August 1933 and returned to Big Meadows in July 1936 to dedicate Shenandoah National Park.
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Last Updated: June 22, 2007 at 15:01 EST |