1. Curriculum-Based Programs
Curriculum-based programs are based on the Alberta Education Programs of Study for social studies, science and health and life skills. Programs may be available in person (in your classroom or at a City facility) or virtually. With over 15 programs to choose from, there is a program available for every grade level. Each program is approximately 1 hour in duration, except for the following:
- Pioneer Experience and Guided Cooking programs (1.5 hours).
For more information on the curriculum-based programs available, their cost and how to register, please see our Curriculum-Based Program Request Form.
Completed a Curriculum-based program? Fill out our evaluation form here.
2. Vermicomposting
Learn the art of turning your organic waste into nutrient rich fertilizer with the help of red wiggler worms! This hands-on learning resource will provide your students with tools to start their own vermicompost bin at school. This program can be delivered in the classroom or done with a video to walk you through the process. You will be provided with the bin, soil, worms and all the knowledge you need to have an indoor worm compost system.
Delivery Method: Facilitated in person or done with a pre-recorded video delivery with supplies to be picked up at the City Service Centre. Watch the vermicomposting video here.
Cost: Free
Recommended Age Group: Ages 8+
How to book: Call 780-538-0415
Also known as
Program, Class-Based Programs, School Programs, Museum Programs, Muskoseepi Park Programs, Pond Programs, Pond Programs, Social Studies Programs, Crystal Lake Programs, Indigenous Programs, In-Class Programs, Classroom Programs