NEWS More News »
A Spring Gathering: Project WILD at Camp Stone in Kimbo on May 26 read more
Member Feature: Susie MacDonald read more
Immerse Yourself in Permaculture (and get a 10% discount!) read more
EVENTS Events Calendar »
For more information about different events, information, and upcoming meetings at CBEEN, check out our calendar here.
CONTRIBUTE
Do you have a suggestion? We'd love to know if you have a news article, event, job, or program that might be helpful to our members.
Make a suggestion
Classroom with Outdoors: Grade 4 - The Magic of Nature
| Author/Presenter: Wildsight | Target Grades: Intermediate (4-6) |
| Availability: Spring, Fall | Theme: Ecosystems |
| Cost: None | School District: School District 5, School District 6, School District 8, School District 10, School District 19, School District 20 |
| Url: www.wildsight.ca/classroom |
Description
WILDSIGHT PROGRAM: Using magic in nature, students learn about herbology, photosynthesis “enchantment”, care of “magical creatures”, ingredients of an “ecosystem potion”, the magical web of life and stewardship “spells.” The field trip is designed to fit specifically with Grade 4 intermediate curriculum.
Read more about Wildsight's Education programs here, and the Educators who deliver the programs here.
Notes
Grade 4. See other Classroom with Outdoors programs for grade 5, 6 and 7.
Classroom with Outdoors presentations are booked directly through Wildsight. To submit a booking, contact the Wildsight office at 250.427.3427 or submit a registration request to Wildsight online.
Classroom with Outdoors is a field trip. Bussing is necessary in most cases; bussing cost paid by Wildsight. Field trip sites are regional or provincial parks or other wild spaces and include wetland, grassland and forest ecosystems within approximately 30 minutes' drive of your school. Click here for locations in your area.
Curriculum Matches
Life Science- Habitats and Communities: -Compare the structures and behaviours of local animals and plants in different habitats and communities -Analyse simple food chains -Demonstrate awareness of the Aboriginal concept of respect for the environment -Determine how personal choices have environmental consequences.