
Playful Learning Outdoors in April
To support the families and teachers we work with in the outdoor classroom, we’ve put together this list of ideas for playful learning outdoors in
To support the families and teachers we work with in the outdoor classroom, we’ve put together this list of ideas for playful learning outdoors in
Have you ever gone for a walk with your family and come across a plant that you have always been curious about but just don’t
At home with your kid(s) and trying to find something to do outside to help them connect to nature? Nature Journalling might just be what you
An outdoor learning lesson by Jason Camp. Good for all grades from K to 12. How to do the Sound Mapping exercise 1. Have the
The goal is to use a North American First Nations technique to derive the height of tall objects, such as trees. It works like this.
The students were asked to record the addresses of each houses along 59th Avenue, starting from Ross Street and heading west towards Prince Albert Street
Division 29 was lucky enough to have Hartley spend an afternoon with us as part of a WAV experience. After practicing our noticing skills in
It was a wild week for Templeton Secondary school students, as WAV’s very own, Kate Inch, taught 3 Science lessons around the school. On Tuesday,
All the recent rain has left us with springtime mud! With all the recent rain… The Grade 4/5s went outside with sentences, poetry, and quotes
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