Junior In-person Programs

This rockin' program explores rocks and/or minerals, their uses, games and identification. Also, check out here for more R+M resources

Discover the different habitats in your local greenspace! Compare and contrast the different living things found in each, as well as play fun games showing how habitats are important to all living things.

Explore how early societies thrived with hands on activities, inquiry and games!

Through traditional games, hands on activities, and inquiry, students gain an understanding of how the fur trade and early interactions impacted both the Europeans and first nations.

Using the learning skills as a guide, students work on co-operation and respect through games and activities.

Take photos of nature like a pro using our digital cameras (1 per student). Students focus on specific elements and principals of design in their photographs.

Through traditional games, hands-on activities and inquiry, students gain an understanding of how the fur trade and early interactions impacted traditions and lifestyles of the Europeans and first nations.

Explore local biodiversity of the schoolyard and/or greenspace. Through scavenger hunts, tree ID keys, games, tea and insect surveys, the need for biodiversity is highlighted. Some optional (and season/location dependent) extensions: Pond/Stream study with benthic invertebrates.

Some other programs I offer are: Survival Skills, Group Dynamics, and Digital Photography.

Contact me to plan out a custom outdoor program that follows well with the unit you are in!