Teacher Information: Plan Your Trip
Why Choose Camp Kawartha for your School Trip?
A Safe, Supportive, and Educational Experience for Students
Camp Kawartha provides all the school trip planning details you need for teachers and creates a supportive environment where every student can thrive. Our programs are carefully crafted to foster leadership skills, build self-esteem, and inspire a deep connection with nature, ensuring your class has a safe and rewarding experience.
Trip Planning Details for Teachers
We understand that organizing a school trip can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve compiled all the school trip planning details for teachers in one place, making it simple and stress-free. From packing lists to teacher resources, Camp Kawartha is here to support you at every step.
Before Booking
Teacher Information and Program Details
Planning your trip starts with having all the right teacher resources at hand. Our downloadable teacher information package includes:
- Curriculum-linked program guides
- A printable teacher’s checklist
- Step-by-step trip planning instructions
Essential Program Information for Teachers
Our diverse curriculum-linked programs cater to various educational needs. Programs are organized into five key categories:
- Environmental Science
- Adventure & Leadership
- Canadian History & Social Studies
- Physical Education & Recreation
- Environmental Arts
Download our information for teachers program guide, providing a comprehensive overview. This guide contains all the information teachers need to successfully plan their trip.
Begin the Booking Process
Check our availability calendar to choose your preferred dates. Once you’ve confirmed availability, submit our inquiry form. Our coordinator will be in touch to finalize the details and confirm your booking.
After Booking
Teacher Information and Program Details
Once your trip is confirmed, our teacher information guides will help ensure every detail is covered. You’ll have access to a downloadable packing list, a letter for parents, and a complete guide to organizing your class visit.
Download Teacher's Package
This detailed guide will help you plan your trip, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for both you and your students.
Packing List for Students
Print and share this suggested packing list with your students to ensure they are fully prepared for their adventure at Camp Kawartha.
Parent Consent Letter
This letter should be signed by a parent or guardian for each student attending, ensuring all necessary permissions are in place before the trip.
Download Teacher's Checklist
A step-by-step checklist to guide you through the pre-trip process, from finalizing bookings to preparing students.
Contact Our Office for Teacher Trip Planning Details
Reach Out with Any Questions or Concerns
If you have any questions or need additional teacher resources while planning your trip, our administrative team is here to help. Contact us during office hours, and we’ll ensure you have all the school trip planning details for teachers needed to make your school trip a success.
Teacher Resources and Classroom Programs
Bring Nature Into Your Classroom
Can’t make it to Camp Kawartha? We offer in-classroom programming with nature-focused lessons for teachers planning educational activities on-site. Check out our teacher resources to learn more about bringing Camp Kawartha to your classroom.
Stories in the Snow
Every trail has a story to tell and if you are patient enough you can learn to read the writing each footprint makes in the...
Your Better Sense of Nature
This is part of a series of articles based on Jacob’s new book called The Book of Nature Connection – 70 Sensory Activities for all Ages, published...
The Magic of Nests…
If you think about it, a bird egg is a beautiful thing. Within this fragile container is the promise of new feathered life. And bird eggs come in a surprising variety of shapes, sizes and colours. No matter what they look like, there is one fact that may seem obvious but deserves mention – eggs roll. And a rolling egg is not a safe egg. Keeping her eggs both warm and safe is the challenge every mother bird faces. That is why she makes a nest – sometimes an elaborate affair like the woven, hanging nest of a Northern Oriole, or sometimes as simple as a hollow scrape in the ground like that of a Killdeer.
Basement Windows
This is part of a series of articles based on Jacob’s new book called the Book of Nature Connection – 70 Sensory Activities for all Ages, published by New Society Press and released on April 18 th, 2022.
Enjoying the Gifts of Winter, Naturally.
It is a cold December day. A delicate layer of frost edges the corner of each window and mounds of snow smooth over bushes and trees. Birds are huddled under eaves, fluffing their feathers, reminding you that winter is well and truly here.
Brush with Nature
Nature is full of complex curves, shapes, and lines: the sweep of a pine branch, a cascading waterfall, waves marching along a lake, or a rolling thunder cloud. To our eyes, the natural world may seem chaotic—a bold blend of colours, textures, and patterns. But a more careful look reveals just how intricate and lovely the shapes of nature are.
Check out additional resources for teachers on Environmental Education Ontario for more insight into nature-based learning.