Featured Winter Programs:
Snowshoeing (Grades 1 to 12):
A Canadian winter iconic activity. Rich with history & tradition. Snowshoeing provides superb outdoor physical activity & access to hidden places in the forest. Your class will have a unique shared experience to remember.
Tracking & Trailing (Grades K to 12):
Everywhere animals go, they leave subtle signs of their presence. Follow mystery trails and discover the various tracks animals leave behind. This is an interactive, hands-on program that requires students to use problem solving and observation skills.
Outdoor Living Skills (Grades 3 to 12):
Winter is a great time to learn about taking care of the basics i.e. shelter building, tracking & trailing, fire making to stay warm and more. This engaging program not only teaches essential outdoor skills but also engages a sense of adventure and encourages confidence and comfort in the outdoors.
Traditional Games (Grades 3 to 12):
It doesn’t take a special setting, digital connection or expensive equipment to have fun. Challenge agility, strength and coordination in a variety of traditional games from Canadian and world indigenous cultures.
A Day in the Life of A Squirrel
(Grades K to 3):
Students live the life of a squirrel. From camouflaging to building nests, students participate in a variety of interactive games and role-playing activities that simulate seasonal changes over a year.
Nature Sculpture - Finding Forms in the Forest (All Grades):
From the sweeping curve of a frozen waterfall to the intricate patterns found on a butterfly’s wings, the natural world is filled with beautiful and inspiring forms. Based on the work of
Andy Goldsworthy
, students create 3-dimensional sculptures using only found materials. Students stretch their creativity, solve problems, and hone their observation skills to create sophisticated sculptures inspired by the natural world.
Do you have an idea for a program you don't see? Please don't hesitate to be in touch as we may be able to
customize.
