Programs, Classes, & Activities at Endicott
Education Programs
Education Programs
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There's so much to explore at Endicott Wildlife Sanctuary! We offer programs for teachers and students in first grade through graduate school—including our one-of-a-kind Salt Marsh Science Project. We also offer community service and stewardship activities for all ages.
Ignite the joy of learning with your students through educational experiences supported by Endicott's educators and scientists. We offer programs for first grade through graduate school! Sample program topics include: Seaside Scavenger Hunt, Rising Sea Levels, Intertidal Invasives, Salt Marsh Science, and Tide Pools. Learn More >
Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's nature preschool for 3-5 year olds features a nature-based, emergent curriculum which promotes language, math, and social development. Choose from two, three, or five-day options. Learn More >
Professional Development for Teachers
Professional Development for Teachers
Take advantage of professional development opportunities for teachers ranging from half-day workshops to graduate-level courses. All experiences are designed for active participation and practical application in the classroom. Workshops can be held at the sanctuary, your school, and/or in the field. Endicott is a DOE-approved PDP provider. Learn More >
Teacher Curriculum Resources
Teacher Curriculum Resources
We've developed extensive online curriculum materials for teachers that connect student learning with authentic scientific experiences. Topics include invasive species threatening our wetlands and ongoing research on striped bass in Plum Island Sound. Funded by the National Science Foundation and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Learn More >
Community Service & Internships
Community Service & Internships
Many classrooms, groups, and individuals help improve our natural world while earning community service credits or internship hours. Individuals, classes, or stewardship teams may help with projects relating to climate change or invasive species. Find Volunteer Opportunities >