SHERBURNE-Friends of Rogers will host Project Learning Tree’s award-winning Environmental Experiences for Early Childhood workshop from 9-1 p.m. on January 28 at the Rogers Environmental Education Center in Sherburne. Admissions is free and open to the public, however space is limited.

This workshop has been developed with preschool educators and early childhood specialists, that includes more than 130 experiences that engage children in outdoor play and exploration, and is specifically designed for educators who work with children ages three to six. Topics include exploring nature with the five senses, meeting neighborhood trees, and experiencing trees through the seasons.

“Workshop participants will really enjoy this in-depth and interactive program,” said Sarah Freedman, Friends of Rogers environmental educator. “I’m looking forward to learning how to incorporate Project Learning Tree activities into our Friends of Rogers programming.”

Project Learning Tree advances environmental literacy and promotes stewardship through excellence in environmental education, professional development, and curriculum resources that use trees and forests as windows on the world. All workshop participants will be given a complimentary guide that contains activities, songs and other resources.