National Park is the greatest American invention to the world. The National Park Service was officially established in 1916 and it has attracted millions of vistors every year to marvel the extraordinary beauty of the nature. Instructor has traveled to 22 U.S. National Parks (number will keep growing) out of 59. In this program, audience will take a journey to different National Parks in Hawaii, Alaska and U.S. mainland. Not only will they learn about the Hawaiian, Alaskan and Native American culture, they will also learn about the geography of the location. This program will stimulate the adventurous spirit and to encourage the audience to explore the beauty around us. Colorful pictures and maps of National Parks will be presented.
Length of Program: 60 minutes
Class Size: No limit
Class Materials: Provided by instructor
Classroom Set Up: Presentation style. One table for instuctor and chairs for audience. PowerPoint presentation will be presented if a projector and a screen are available.
Set Up Time: 60 minutes before class
Suitable For: Teens, Adults & Family
Exploring National Parks
References for Festivals and Celebrations:
January - National Geographic Day
March to June - Spring Adventure
April - National Park Week
June - World Environment Day
July - International Rock Day
June to September - Summer Adventure
December - International Mountain Day
Classes available all year round