Educators Graphic Novel Discussions: Historical Climate Crises
Open to teachers of Grades 5 - 12 in Maine, these evening book discussions will feature two graphic novels (written and illustrated by Don Brown) that focus on historical climate crises. The first graphic novel, The Great American Dust Bowl, begins with the cause of the Dust Bowl and highlights the experiences of people living in the affected areas. The second graphic novel, Drowned City, recounts the events surrounding Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area and how officials and community members responded to the disaster. 

Maine educators interested in discussing ways to integrate these books into their social studies, ELA, or science curriculum are invited to register. Participants will receive and read the books prior to the sessions. Books will be provided to registrants at no cost.

Price: FREE
Location: held over Google Meets
Capacity: maximum of 15 participants
Time: 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Dates
     - Thursday, December 14th (The Great American Dust Bowl)
     - Monday, March 4th (Drowned City)

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