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In-person Field Trip
Fee per class
English

Arctic Adventure

Heritage Park

Bring your class to explore the Historical Journey of Water and how human interaction with water has impacted our development as a community.

Quick Facts

Format

In-person Field Trip

Cost

375

Grades

Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3

Length

Full day

Group Size

Up to 30 students

Language

English

Time of Year

Fall (Sep–Dec), Winter (Jan–Mar), Spring (Apr–Jun)

Setting

Indoor, Outdoor

About This Program

The beauty of the Arctic and the fascinating lives of the Inuit come alive in Arctic Adventure. Through discussion, activities and artifact examination, students will learn how the Inuit survived and thrived in this harsh climate. Students will depart with an understanding and appreciation how geography and resources can shape a community. Some activities take place outside including trying out the snow goggles they made and trying their hand at Inuit games.

What to Expect

Exploring the Park before or after a school program is not permitted as the Village is closed; The program is designed for a maximum of 30 students along with supervisors. Many of the spaces at Heritage Park are impacted by space restrictions. If your class exceeds 30 students please contact the Education Team to discuss if this accommodation can be made; There is no additional charge for 1:1 supervision support, or those adults coming to supervise; Please contact us for subsidized rates if needed for your school; This program spends a good amount of time outdoors in snowy conditions. Please wear appropriate clothing and footwear.

Curriculum Connections

Curriculum Connected

Please follow the link below to see all the curriculum connections for this program. https://heritagepark.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Arctic-Adventure-Grade-Connections.pdf

Subjects

Science
Physical Education & Wellness
Social Studies
Language Arts
Indigenous Studies

Topics

Museum / Gallery
Environmental Education
Historical & Cultural
Living History

Accessibility

Physical Accessibility

This program involves walking (often in snowy conditions), hand coordination, and fine motor skills practice. If you have any accessibility needs, please let us know when booking. We will communicate with you to provide the accessibility your students needs such as but not limited to power requirements, mobility aids, etc.

Neurodiverse Accommodations

If you have any required accommodations, please let us know when booking. We will communicate with you to provide the accommodations your students needs such as but not limited to quite spaces, communication tools, etc.

How to Book

Please follow the booking link below to book or visit our website

About the Organization

Heritage Park

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Arctic Adventure — SERG Alberta