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Traditional Games

It doesn’t take an internet connection or specialized equipment to have fun. In this action-packed program, students have the opportunity to challenge their strength, agility, and endurance through a variety of traditional games from the Arctic circumpolar communities...
Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing

Snowshoes are an amazing way to get outside and explore the winter woods! Essential for travelling in deep snow, traditional snowshoes have been used for thousands of years. After a brief introduction to their history and design, students are fitted with a pair of...
Nurturing Naturalists

Nurturing Naturalists

These educational articles were written by our Executive Director, Jacob Rodenburg. Click the links below to learn more!   Download PDF Version
Take it Outside: Enjoying the Gifts of Winter

Take it Outside: Enjoying the Gifts of Winter

It’s a cold February 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. Meanwhile, the kids are...
Stories in the Snow

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 soft snow of winter. To practice reading tracks try this simple activity. Find an area of fresh snow. Ask your children to stand in a straight...
The Beauty of Winter: Nature Crafts in the Cold

The Beauty of Winter: Nature Crafts in the Cold

There is something magical about a winter landscape. If there is snow on the ground, edges become softened, sound is muffled, and the world feels fresh and clean. Even if there isn’t any snow, the colour palette of the winter season reveals itself in subtle...