JOIN THE FUN IN FEBRUARY!
Dive in and enjoy either or both of these weekly Zoom sessions, designed for family fun and/or learning – usually both!! These first sessions are FREE (see below), so you can’t go wrong. Each session consists of four 30-minute sessions, one per week. Here’s what’s available in (mostly) February:
ADVENTURE 1: Missouri River Magic
Follow the Mighty Missouri from its source (in Three Falls, Montana) along its 2300 miles all the way to St. Charles, MO, where it merges with the Mississippi, as we re-trace my 2016 seven-week trip (by car) of the same nature. Pictures, stories, history, information: as much as we can squeeze into a total of 2 hours!!
TWO AVAILABLE TIMES: One general session (for all) on Sunday, Jan 31 at 3:30 (Central), followed by your choice of Sundays (3:30) Feb 14, 21, and 28 -or- Tuesdays at 6:00 pm (Central) Feb 9, 16, and 23.
For more details, see Missouri River Magic
ADVENTURE 2: Math is Not a Four Letter Word; Family Fun with Math
Let’s have some (family) fun! And let’s sneak in some numbers and math to boot! Lots of guaranteed fun, with games, puzzles, riddles, challenges, and more. All with NO GRADES!!
SESSION TIMES: Four half-hour sessions on Thursday evenings in February (4, 11, 18, and 25) from 6:00 – 6:30.
For more details, see Family Fun with Math
YOU’RE IN LUCK! THESE ADVENTURES ARE FREE!!
Since this is my first time trying facilitating these online sessions – in general, and on Zoom – these FIRST AfterMath Adventures sessions are FREE, but there is an admission ‘price’. 🙂 You have to agree to 1) Be patient with me – we’ll all be learning together; and 2) Answer some questions/survey AFTER the ‘course’.
REGISTRATION
In order to make sure you are saved a seat and that you get the necessary Zoom links (and other information), you need to Register and/or make your desire to attend known. You may do this a variety of ways: 1) Use this Registration – AME Fun/Learning; 2) Use this Contact Form; or 3) Email intentions/questions directly to larrycampbell@missouristate.edu. All three methods also allow for questions or comments.
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