This in-class program is designed to help students learn about the impacts of stormwater in a changing climate, and discover how to take action to protect drinking water, wildlife habitat, and more.Read more

This engaging virtual program is all about Monarch Butterflies, the native milkweed plant they depend on to survive, and how humans can be helpful or harmful!Read more

What would you find on a farm long ago? Students learn about the roles that family members, farm animals, and plants played on a family farm.Read more

Enter the world of Confederation-era Canada. Interpret, analyze, and evaluate Canada’s past through the eyes of women, children, and the various religious and ethnic groups that contributed to our country’s development.Read more

Even before the invention of hockey in 1875, sports were an important part of what it means to be Canadian. Through the exploration of artifacts and participation in engaging activities, students discover how sports influenced the lives of Canadian men, women and children in the 1800s.Read more

Discover the everyday lives and challenges of different communities that lived and worked in 19th century Ontario. Topics covered include food, clothing, education, recreation and work, and the roles of children.Read more

A virtual guided hike will walk students through maple tree identification, the history of maple syrup and how it is created.Read more

Students familiarize themselves with their surroundings by locating each of 26 locations on a map to unscramble clues.Read more