Alberta School Field Trip Directory 2017-18

Alberta School Field Trip Directory 2017-18

Featuring alphabetical listings by region:

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TOURS & EXPEDITIONS • COURSES • YOUTH TOURS Activities:

Camping Canoeing Canyoneering Climbing Clinic Course

Hiking/Trekking Mountain Biking Rafting Rappelling Rock Climbing

Sightseeing Survival Van Tour White-water Rafting Wildlife Viewing

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Listings by Region

Southern......................................................... 8 Central..........................................................38 Rockies.........................................................66 Northern.......................................................70 Transportation............................................78

Index to Advertisers Acssa & Rothney Observatory....................................................... 9 Alberta Model Engineering Society / Iron Horse Park.............. 8 Alberta Pioneer Camp....................................................................... 10 Alberta Theatre Projects.....................................................................11 Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area........................................18 Arts and Heritage St. Albert............................................................70 Arts Commons.............................................................................. 6 & 7 Birch Bay Ranch...................................................................................69 Booster Juice.............................................................................. 37 & 79 Calgary Climbing Centre....................................................................12 Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra.....................................................13 Calgary Tower........................................................................................15 Camp Kuriakos.....................................................................................39 Canadian Tractor Museum..............................................................38 Canadian Wilderness School & Expeditions.................... IFC & 3 Carstairs Heritage Centre.................................................................42 Chinook Bowladrome.........................................................................18 Citadel Theatre................................................................................... 40 Classroom Agriculture Program......................................................41 Cobb’s Corn Maze & Family Fun Park..................................16 & 17 Cypress Hills Provincial Park / Hidden Valley Ski Resort........19 Dance Magic Studio...........................................................................42 Devil’s Coulee Dinosaur Heritage Museum.............................. 20 Devonian Botanic Garden..................................................................71 Dick Laurin’s Hay & Sleigh Rides................................................... 44 East Coulee School Museum..........................................................22 Easter Seals Camp Horizon..............................................................21 Eastern Irrigation District (Bassano Dam)................................. 20 Edmonton Corn Maze.......................................................................72 Edmonton Opera.................................................................................73 Edmonton Paintball Centre Inc.......................................................75 Extreme Air Park..................................................................................23 Firefighters Museum of Calgary.....................................................25 Fountain Park Rec Centre..................................................................43 Golden Arrow School & Charter Buses Ltd................................45 Government of Alberta....................................................................... 5

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Hela Ventures............................................................................46 & 47 Heritage Lanes.................................................................................... 48 High Level Canoes and Kayaks.......................................................24 Horsin Around..................................................................................OBC International Children’s Festival.................................................... 49 Jump 360 Trampoline Park....................................................50 & 51 Jurassic Forest......................................................................................74 Kayben Farms.......................................................................................26 Kerry Wood Nature Centre..............................................................52 Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.....................................................27 Kraay Family Farm...............................................................................53 Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola................................67 Leighton Art Centre........................................................................... 30 National Music Centre...........................................................28 & 29 Native Cultural Arts Museum.........................................................76 Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden...........................................................31 Ortona Gymnastics Club..................................................................54 Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.................................................77 Pizza Pizza Limited...................................................................64 & 65 Putting Horse Ranch..........................................................................36 Rabbit Hill Snow Resort....................................................................58 Reynolds Alberta Museum..............................................................55 Rothney Astrophysical Observatory.............................................32 Royal Tyrrell Museum........................................................................57 Southland Transportation.................................................................33 Sundre Pioneer Museum..................................................................59 The Bellevue Underground Mine...................................................34 The Fort Museum of The Nwmp..................................................34 Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village.............................................. 60 Vertically Inclined Rock Gym..........................................................62 West Edmonton Mall.........................................................................63 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies..................................36 Wide Open Children’s Theatre.......................................................62 Winspear Centre..................................................................................61 W.P. Puppet Theatre...........................................................................35

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Alberta Culture and Tourism offers numerous programs that enhance classroom learning for K-12 students. With 200 different programs to choose from, we’ll help your students explore a wide range of subjects within the social studies and science curricula. Plan a field trip to one of our 18 facilities and choose from topics such as dinosaurs, Indigenous culture, the fur trade, biodiversity and Alberta history – just to mention a few! Can’t make it to one of our sites? Book a videoconference program, download web-based activities for students or request a travelling “edukit” to be sent to your school. No matter which program you register for, your students will be inspired to explore, discover and learn more than ever!

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Student Events

Take your class on a field trip around the world, right here at home.

At National Geographic Live Student Events, your students have the rare opportunity to experience explorers, photographers, filmmakers, and scientists as they share their personal stories of conservation, exploration, and adventure at Arts Commons in the Jack Singer Concert Hall.

Book your class today!

artscommons.ca /NatGeoEd Š Cristina Mittermeier

with primatologist and TV correspondent Mireya Mayor MONDAY NOVEMBER 6, 2017 Respected primatologist and Emmy Award-nominated wildlife correspondent Mireya Mayor has trekked to some of the most remote places on the planet. Join her as she shares her adventures and discoveries that make it all worthwhile.

CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Trees & Forests Global Citizenship Animal Life Cycles Human Interconnectedness with the Natural World Geographic Diversity Globalization Needs of Plants & Animals Biological Diversity Environmental Sustainability

with photographer Bertie Gregory MONDAY MARCH 5, 2018 Whether he’s camping with coastal wolves on Vancouver’s western beaches, pursuing peregrine falcons in London, or filming leopards in the streets of Mumbai, Bertie Gregory captures what it means to coexist with respect and humour alongside the creatures of the natural world.

CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Interactions & Ecosystems Biological Diversity Canadian Geography Trees & Forests Freshwater & Saltwater Systems Human Impact on the Environment Animal Life Cycles

Series Presenting Sponsor

View from Above with astronaut Terry Virts MONDAY JANUARY 22, 2018 As commander of the International Space Station, Terry Virts took more photos with the Cupola module than any astronaut before him, sharing an unprecedented 360-degree view of our home from the vacuum of space.

Learn about Virts’ time in the cosmos from the man himself, and the perspective on earth that this experience provided him.

CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Sky Science Landforms Planet Earth Evidence & Investigation Solar System & Physical Universe Space Exploration Weather Flight Technology & Community

© Cristina Mittermeier

© Bertie Gregory

AStanding Wild Lifeat the Water’s Edge

© Terry Virts

© Mireya Mayor

Pink Boots and a Machete

Standing at the Water’s Edge with marine biologist and photographer Cristina Mittermeier MONDAY APRIL 23, 2018 & TUESDAY APRIL 24, 2018 Cristina Mittermeier knows the power of water to give life when it is respected, and to destroy when it is misused. Witness her stunning photography and powerful stories of people living on the razor’s edge between the industrialized world, and the pockets of wilderness still left.

CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS: Aboriginal Perspectives Human Rights How Geography Shapes Culture Environmental Chemistry Ecosystems Waste in our World Freshwater & Saltwater Systems Cultural Diversity

EXPLORE National Geographic Sponsors

Student Engagement Sponsors

Questions?

Please contact our Arts Learning team at artslearning@artscommons.ca or by phone at 403-294-7455 ext.1975

Engagement Sponsors Mireya Mayor – Terry Virts – Bertie Gregory – Pink Boots and View from Above A Wild Life a Machete

Cristina Mittermeier – Standing at the Water’s Edge

Arts Commons Box Office Sponsor

Public Sector Support

Media Sponsors

Official Printer

Southern 4th Street Lilac Festival 201 501 18th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2S 0C7 Tel: (403) 229-0902 Fax: (403) 452-7703 Email: jennifer@4streetcalgary.com www.lilacfestival.net

Afrikadey! Arts and Culture Society #1B, 1640 - 16th Ave NW Calgary, AB T2M 0L6 Tel: (403) 234-9110 Fax: (403) 234-9114 Email: info@afrikadey.com www.afrikadey.com

Alberta Model Engineering Society - Iron Horse Park 820 Railway Gate, PO Box 10381 Airdrie, AB T4A 0H6 Tel: (403) 948-2601 Email: info@ironhorsepark.net www.ironhorsepark.net

Absolute Baseball Academy 2221 Crowchild Trail NW Calgary, AB T2M 4S7 Tel: (403) 284-4006 Email: neil@absolutebaseballacademy.com www.absolutebaseballacademy.com

Airdrie Edge Gymnastics Club 800 East Lake Boulevard Airdrie, AB T4A 2K9 Tel: (403) 948-7769 Fax: (403) 912-5146 Email: info@airdrieedge.com www.airdrieedge.com

Alberta Pioneer Camp Box 660 Sundre, AB T0M 1X0 Tel: (403) 638-2660 Fax: (403) 638-4041 Email: info@pioneercamps.ab.ca www.pioneercamps.ab.ca

Alberta Birds of Prey Centre PO Box 1030 Coaldale, AB T1M 1M8 Tel: (403) 345-4262 Email: info@burrowingowl.com www.burrowingowl.com

Alberta Provincial Historic Site, Interpretive Centres and Museums www.history.alberta.ca/mainfiles/ experiencealbertahistory/educationprograms.aspx

Aero Space Museum of Calgary 4629 McCall Way NE Calgary, AB T2E 8A5 Tel: (403) 250-3752 Fax: (403) 250-8399 Email: info@asmac.ab.ca www.asmac.ab.ca

ALL ABOARD!!

Iron Horse Park is open to the public, Sundays, from Victoria Day long weekend to Thanksgiving.

The park is operated by the Alberta Model Engineering Society, a volunteer organization whose members want to share their hobby and the awesomeness of trains with children of all ages. Stop in for a picnic, a train journey, or a walk around the grounds. For $3 per person you can enjoy a journey on the miniature railway. Birthdays and special events can be booked online or at the park.

Visit www.ironhorsepark.net or call 403-948-2601 for more info.

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ACSSA & Rothney Observatory Looking for a unique and engaging learning opportunity for your grade six students?

Trees & Forests, and Animal Flight are explored together with Sky Science in a memorable program. This fun and completely hands on program introduces the vital importance of the stewardship of the dark night sky. The program is designed to define light pollution for students and importantly involves students in problem solving and solutions towards light pollution abatement.

The Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area and the Rothney Astrophysical Observatory have created a partnership that will inspire connections and a love of nature within the nocturnal environment. Students will visit both sites on a single date. The first stop is the

ASCCA where through hands-on outdoor experiential learning programs, your students will learn about the majestic night sky. The next stop is the RAO. After a dinner break students will learn about the importance of dark skies to Astronomy.

The program focus is on the ecological importance of a dark sky. It is now recognized by the scientific community that the proliferation of outdoor lighting has a significant impact on the health and behaviour of wildlife and humans, including the disruption of natural circadian rhythms. Students will develop an understanding of how artificial light directly impacts them and the world.

Students will learn about the interaction of wildlife in a forest ecosystem and their need for dark skies.

Rothney Observatory: Priddis, AB T0L 1W0, Canada, Foothills No. 31, AB

http://www.ucalgary.ca/rao/visiting

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Altadore Gymnastics Club 6303 30th Street SE, Bay 101 Calgary, AB T2C 1R4 Tel: (403) 720-2711 Fax: (403) 720-3110 Email: bmanager@altadoregym.com www.altadoregym.com

Ann and Sandy Cross Conservation Area Site 23, Comp 20, RR8 Calgary, AB T2J 2T9 Tel: (403) 931-2042 Fax: (403) 931-1045 Email: info@crossconservation.org www.crossconservation.org

Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site PO Box 521, 110 Century Drive East Coulee, AB T0J 1B0 Tel: (403) 822-2220 Fax: (403) 822-2225 Email: info@atlascoalmine.ab.ca www.atlascoalmine.ab.ca

Amaze Arts Unit 207, 11625 Elbow Drive SW Calgary, AB T2W 1G8 Tel: (403) 201-7226 Email: info@amazearts.com www.amazearts.com

Aspen Crossing Limited Box 30 Mossleigh, AB T0L 1P0 Tel: (866) 440-3500 Fax: (403) 534-2126 Email: info@aspencrossing.com www.aspencrossing.com

Badlands Community Facility 224 Centre Street Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y4 Tel: (403) 823-1370 Email: bcfinfo@dinosaurvalley.com www.dinosaurvalley.com

Arts Commons 205 8th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0K9 Tel: (403) 294-7455 Fax: (403) 294-7457 Email: info@artscommons.ca www.artscommons.ca

Aspen Ranch Outdoor Education Center 2609 - 6th Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 3Z4 Tel: (403) 722-4041 Email: info@aspenranchcanada.com www.aspenranchcanada.com

BBQ on the Bow PO Box 1902, Station M Calgary, AB T2P 2M2 Email: inquiry@bbqonthebow.com www.bbqonthebow.com

Alberta Pioneer Camp Our winterized facilities are available for public bookings from September through June with great options for schools, churches, families and community groups.

Seeking a retreat space?

We have two distinct sites in the beautiful wilds of Alberta to meet your group’s needs. Pioneer Lodge, located 16 kilometres southwest of Sundre, overlooking the Red Deer River valley and the Rockies, can accommodate up to 108 people in cabins and guest rooms. Our Ranch site, located on Crimson Lake, 15 kilometres north of Rocky Mountain House, can accommodate up to 120 people in May and June and 80 people from September to April. Our sites are perfect for church retreats, youth getaways, business meetings, scout groups, and family gatherings.

Our winterized facilities are available for public bookings from September through June with great options for schools, churches, families and community groups. We have two distinct sites to meet the needs of your group Sundre and Rocky Mountain House.

Both sites offer a great variety of programs, including horseback riding, archery, wall climbing, and leadership programming. We’ve welcomed many types and sizes of groups, such as outdoor education programs, school bands, youth retreats and family getaways.

Call: Sundre 403-638-2660 or Rocky Mountain House: 403-845-6777 or www.pioneercamps.ab.ca

Talk to us about how Pioneer can help you combine your retreat plans and goals with a program facilitated by our staff.

Retreats available September through June.

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2017-18 STUDENT MATINEES ATP is known for bringing exciting, relevant plays to the stage and offers students and teachers the affordable opportunity to experience the magic of live theatre in Calgary.

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THE LAST WIFE

Sept. 27, 2017

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To the Light

By EVELYNE DE LA CHENELIÈRE

By E.B. white

To save her own life, Katherine Parr must learn to use all her powers of persuasion to win over her husband, the notorious Henry VIII.

TRANSLATED BY JOHN MURRELL A painter reflects on her friendship with an older woman after her death and struggles to anchor her own sense of identity in the chaos after WWI.

Adapted BY JOseph robinette

Oct. 25, 2017

Empire of the Son

E.B. White’s beloved children’s classic about the unlikely friendship between a pig named and a spider called NOV. 23 - DEC. 19, 2017 Wilbur Charlotte. *Relaxed performance Nov. 28th - contact for details GRADE

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Jan. 18, 2018

Charlotte’s WEb

By Kate Hennig

Contains mature content - please contact for details

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Constellations

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GLORY

By Tetsuro SHIGEMATSU

By Nick Payne

By Tracey Power

A VANCOUVER ASIAN Canadian Theatre Production A funny and poignant autobiographical one-man show by former CBC broadcaster Tetsuro Shigematsu about his rocky relationship with his emotionally reserved father.

In a series of parallel moments over the course of Marianne and Roland’s relationship, Constellations explores the infinite trajectories that love can take to bring us together or pull us apart.

In Association with Western Canada Theatre Inspired by the true story of Canada’s first national female hockey league told through music and dance inspired by the jazz age.

Mar. 8, 2018

Apr. 18, 2018

Contains mature content - please contact for details

Details

Free Add-Ons

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Backstage Tours

11:30am start time $17 per student 1 free chaperone ticket per 12 students All shows under 2 hours

For Info & Booking Contact: Talore Peterson, Youth Engagement Manager 403-294-7475 x 1098 tpeterson@atplive.com ATPlive.com/youthengagement

Discover backstage secrets with an interactive, behind-thescenes tour of the Martha Cohen Theatre. Learn how math, science, language, technology and art come together to create new works of theatre in our scene shop, costume shop, fly gallery, lighting grid and on stage.

Conversations with Artists

Capture your students’ imaginations through an in-classroom conversation with an ATP artist about the artistry and skills that go into making live theatre.

CALGARY CLIMBING CENTRE Bring your students to the Calgary Climbing Centre to experience climbing and challenge themselves on our walls.

We have different experiences for you to choose from. Your class can climb and learn all about the ropes, knots and belaying or just climb in our fun and challenging new ClimbPark area at the Hanger location. We can tailor a wide range of programs for you from one time visits to semester long climbing clubs.

Grade 1-4: Recommended in ClimbPark or Climb Only programs.

Grade 5-12: Recommended in Belaying & Climbing, Bouldering and/or ClimbPark programs.

Duration of class visits can be from 1 to 3 hours.

We can accommodate a range of 6 to 60 students at one time depending on the location and program.

Email the location of your choice for more info and bookings.

CCC Chinook for lessons, climbing and bouldering. chinook@calgaryclimbing.com CCC Stronghold for lessons, climbing and bouldering. stronghold@calgaryclimbing.com CCC Hanger for lessons, climbing, bouldering and ClimbPark. hanger@calgaryclimbing.com

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CALGARY PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

EDUCATION SERIES CONCERTS 2017/2018 SEASON JACK SINGER CONCERT HALL at ARTS COMMONS Each Season the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra welcomes more than 10,000 students from across Calgary and Alberta into the concert hall as part of its Education Series Concerts. Resident Conductor Karl Hirzer leads these lighthearted one hour programs, designed to educate and inspire elementary age students. Concerts are shaped with themes presented in your classroom and an accompanying guide is provided to all registered schools. We welcome all educators from public, separate, private, charter, or home schools.

A CANADIAN MEDLEY

15, 21 + 22 November 2017

This year is Canada’s 150th birthday and what better way to mark the occasion than by highlighting what makes our country unique: its multiculturalism! A Canadian Medley showcases the music of countries and cultures that shape our proud nation.

YOUNG PERSON’S GUIDE TO THE ORCHESTRA 6, 7 + 8 February 2018

Britten’s Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra is an orchestral classic! Listen as you are taken on a tour of the instruments with narration and a vibrant theme and variations. Paired with music by Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms, this concert teaches students the essentials of classical music in a fun and engaging way.

THE ORCHESTRA SINGS 17, 18 + 19 April 2018

Back by popular demand, the Orchestra revives its partnership with Carnegie Hall’s Link Up programme!

The Orchestra Sings celebrates the most universal element of music: melody. This fully interactive performance includes teacher and student guided books with in-class activities and materials for performing with the Orchestra by singing or on recorder.

For more information on tickets and Musicians In Your Classroom, visit our website: www.calgaryphil.com/education.

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8 Tickets = 1 FREE Chaperone Ticket

Southern Beakerhead #101, 1615 10 Ave SW Calgary, AB T3C 0J7 Tel: (587) 351-7787 Email: connect@beakerhead.com www.beakerhead.com

Bellevue Underground Mine PO Box 519, 21814 - 28th Avenue Bellevue, AB T0K 0C0 Tel: (403) 564-4700 Email: bellevuemine@telus.net www.bellevueundergroundmine.org Brooks Aqueduct Brooks, AB Tel: (403) 297-4049 Email: rick.green@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/brooksaqueduct/default. aspx Brooks & District Museum PO Box 2078, 568 Sutherland Drive East Brooks, AB T1R 1C7 Tel: (403) 362-5073 Fax: (403) 362-5085 Email: museum@xplornet.com www.brooksanddistrictmuseum.org Brooks Medieval Faire 7th Street Brooks, AB Email: brooksbooks@hotmail.ca www.brooksfaire.com Calgary Chinatown Street Festival PO Box 77066 Calgary, AB T2G 5J8 Tel: (888) 678-2262 www.calgarychinesemerchants.org Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo 1410 Olympic Way SE Calgary, AB T2G 2W1 Tel: (403) 993-2716 Email: info@calgaryexpo.com www.calgaryexpo.com Calgary Dragon Boat Society 601 – 606 – 4th Street SW Calgary, AB T2P 1T1 Email: dragonboat@chinatowncalgary.com www.chinatowncalgary.com/dragonboat

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Calgary Folk Music Festival 1215 - 10th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0W6 Tel: (403) 233-0904 Fax: (403) 266-3373 Email: heather@calgaryfolkfest.com www.calgaryfolkfest.com

Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra 205 8th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0K9 Tel: (403) 571-0270 Fax: (403) 294-7457 Email: info@calgaryphil.com www.calgaryphil.com

Calgary Fringe Festival 3 Riverwood Close SE Calgary, AB T2C 3Z4 Tel: (403) 451-9726 Fax: (403) 236-0662 Email: info@calgaryfringe.ca www.calgaryfringe.ca

Calgary Performing Arts Festival (formerly Kiwanis Music Festival) 201, 4014 Macleod Trail SE Calgary, AB T2G 2R7 Tel: (403) 283-6009 Fax: (403) 283-2631 Email: info@cpafestival.ca www.cpafestival.ca

Calgary Greek Festival 1 Tamarac Crescent SW Calgary, AB T3C 3B7 Tel: (403) 246-4553 Fax: (403) 242-2834 Email: greekfestival@calgaryhellenic.com www.calgaryhellenic.com Calgary Highland Games Springbank Park for All Seasons Calgary, AB Email: info@calgaryhighlandgames.org www.calgaryhighlandgames.org Calgary International Blues Festival 188, A6433 Bowness Road NW Calgary, AB T3B 0K5 Tel: (403) 668-7144 Email: info@calgarybluesfest.com www.calgarybluesfest.com Calgary International Children’s Festival 205 - 8 Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0K9 Tel: (403) 294-7482 Email: boxoffice@calgarychildfest.org www.calgarychildfest.ca Calgary International Film Festival #207, 214 - 11th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0X8 Tel: (403) 283-1490 Email: info@calgaryfilm.com www.calgaryfilm.com Calgary Midwinter Bluesfest 417 - 808 Royal Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2T 0L3 Tel: (403) 668-7144 Fax: (403) 294-7455 www.calgarybluesfest.com

Calgary Public Library – Memorial Park Library 1221 2nd Street SW Calgary, AB T2R 0W5 Tel: (403) 221-2002

Calgary Reggae Festival Society Chinook RPO, PO Box 30244 Calgary, AB T2H 2V9 Tel: (403) 355-5696 Fax: (403) 455-8033 www.reggaefest.ca Calgary Stampede PO Box 1060, Station M Calgary, AB T2P 2K8 Tel: (403) 261-0101 Fax: (403) 265-7197 Email: info@calgarystampede.com www.calgarystampede.com Calgary Turkish Festival Eau Claire Festival Plaza, 200 Barclay Parade SW Calgary, AB T2P 4R5 Tel: (403) 702-2082 Email: sinantorca@gmail.com www.calgaryturkishfestival.com Calgary Ukrainian Festival Acadia Recreation Complex, 240 90th Avenue Southeast Calgary, AB T2J 0A3 Email: info@calgaryukrainianfestival.ca www.calgaryukrainianfestival.ca

Full & Half Day Programs from $10 per student

INTERACTIVE CURRICULUM-BASED LEARNING The Upper Class Education Program provides class field trip choices for Kindergarten to Grade 6 students. Working with teachers, we have created full and half day programs that focus on collaborative learning, to give your students a whole new perspective on Calgary’s architecture, history, and geography.

All activities are designed to fit with, and enhance your curriculum, while keeping students engaged and having fun.

Our Education Coordinator will work closely with you to make organizing your field trip easy and enjoyable.

For more information, please contact us at 403.781.8520 or upperclass@calgarytower.com.

Book your field trip at www.calgarytower.com/upperclass

BOOKINGS MADE BEFORE OCTOBER 31, 2017, FOR THE 2017/2018 SCHOOL YEAR, WILL RECEIVE A FREE TOWER SOUVENIR FOR EACH STUDENT!

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Southern Calgary Underground Film Festival #212, 223 - 12 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2R 0G9 Tel: (403) 852-0279 Email: cuff@calgaryundergroundfilm.org www.calgaryundergroundfilm.org

Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame 169 Canada Olympic Road SW Calgary, AB T3B 6B7 Tel: (403) 776-1040 Email: info@cshof.ca www.sportshall.ca

Calgary Zoo, Botanical Garden & Prehistoric Park 1300 Zoo Road NE Calgary, AB T2E 7V6 Tel: (403) 232-9300 Fax: (403) 237-7582 Email: guestrelations@calgaryzoo.com www.calgaryzoo.com

Canadian Badlands Passion Play PO Box 457, 605 17 Street SW Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 Tel: (403) 823-2001 Fax: (403) 823-8170 Email: info@canadianpassionplay.com www.canadianpassionplay.com

Canada Day Fireworks - Centre Street Bridge Calgary, AB Tel: (403) 268-2489 www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Recreation/Pages/Events/ Canada-day.aspx

Chinese New Year Carnival 197 First Street, SW Calgary, AB T2P 4M4 Tel: (403) 262-5071 Fax: (403) 232-6387 Email: info@culturalcentre.ca www.culturalcentre.ca Claresholm and District Museum Box 1000 Claresholm, AB T0L 0T0 Tel: (403) 625-1742 www.claresholmmuseum.com Clay For Kids Calgary 2083 - 146th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2J 6C3 Tel: (403) 281-4882 Fax: (403) 238-8551 Email: calgary@clayforkids.com www.clayforkids.com

Carifest – The Caribbean Community Council of Calgary 357 - 1500 14 Street Calgary, AB T3C 1C9 Tel: (403) 774-1300 Fax: (403) 774-1300 Email: admin@carifestcalgary.com www.carifestcalgary.com

Color Me Mine 3109 - 380 Canyon Meadows Drive SE Calgary, AB T2J 7E7 Tel: (403) 453-4386 www.calgary.colormemine.com

GLOW BOWLING

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Come discover the wonderful natural world at the Ann & Sandy

Cross Conservation Area, a 4800-acre protected wildlife habitat southwest of Calgary. We offer yearround nature-basedprograms designed to suit the needs of children of all ages, including onsite and in-school educational programs and nature safari summer camps.

“You’re gonna love it here.” – Student participant For inquiries call

403-931-2042 or

e: info@crossconservation.org

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WE HAVE GAME AND HOURLY RATES AS WELL. CHECK OUR WEBSITE.

Family Special - $76.00

• 1 hour bowling • 4 shoe rentals • One jug of pop • 1 12” 2 topping pizza or 4 hot dogs & 2 orders of fries CHINOOK BOWLADROME • CHINOOK CENTRE 6455 MacLeod Trail, Calgary, AB T2H 0K8

403-252-5747 • www.chinookbowl.com

Cypress Hills Provincial Park

Elkwater

A fun place to learn outdoors year round!

Hidden Valley Ski Resort (Dec—Mar)

403-893-3961 skihiddenvalley.net

Recreation Programs (Year round)

403-893-3833 Cypresshills.com

Interpretation and Education (Year round)

403-893-3833 Albertaparks.ca/cypresshills

Albertaparks.ca Experience the world outdoors and in nature with recreational, educational and environmental programs in Cypress Hills Provincial Park, Alberta. Build new memories, skills, experiences and healthy lifelong habits‌and have fun doing it!

Elkwater, situated over 1,200 feet above the Prairies and the highest point between the Rockies and the Labrador Peninsula, is the hub of activity for the Alberta side of the park. The unique montane environment provides amazing opportunities for recreation and education in the natural environment year round.

Take advantage of our interpreters through a variety of programs available to complement and enhance your curricular activities could keep students entertained and engaged for days. Try some brain food with the Environment Education programs or some body work with the Recreational Programs.

Mountain biking (we have the bikes), kayaking, geocaching, hiking, cross-country skiing are to name but a few. The only issue you will have is how to get the students back on the bus!

Winter is full of snowy fun and adventure with plenty of recreational, environmental and education programs on offer by the Provincial Park staff.

Hidden Valley Ski Resort is the choice for nearly 4,000 students from over 90 schools during the December to March operating season. Certified instructors offer more hours than most other snow schools, giving every student the attention they need. The resort is full service with cafeteria and rentals and a safe environment to learn skiing and snowboarding.

Cypress Hills Provincial Park Alberta is a yearround park that offers personal and professional opportunities to get outdoors and enjoy nature and possibly, just possibly, be the outdoor classroom you have been looking for to fulfil those year-round needs. Give us a call at 403-893-3833 to find out more.

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Completed in 1914 and refurbished over the years, the 220m long Bassano Dam Spillway is rich in history of how the CPR settled the west.

Owned and operated by the Eastern Irrigation District, the Bassano Dam (located on the Bow River just off Hwy #1 by the Town of Bassano) is the lifeblood of the area, supporting irrigated agriculture, residents, industry, recreation and wildlife. This tour is excellent for students in grades 5 and older, where a walk across and under the dam will not soon be forgotten!

• feel the power of the water • tour beneath the dam • hear about Alberta’s history • learn how water sustains us all

FREE

Classroom and interest tours may be scheduled from May through September by contacting the EID at (403) 362-1400 or through www.eid.ca.

Devil’s Coulee Dinosaur & Heritage Museum If you are looking for a fun and interactive way to have your students learn about dinosaurs and palaeontology, then Devil’s Coulee Dinosaur & Heritage Museum is exactly what you’ve been looking for! We offer hands-on experiences for all ages in the exciting world of palaeontology; with tour packages designed specifically for your age group.

An interpreter will accompany you into the heart of Devil’s Coulee and explain the pre-history and geology of the area and talk about how Devil’s Coulee was formed.

Devil’s Coulee Dinosaur & heritage museum P.O. Box 156, 300 County Road, Warner, Alberta T0K 2L0

Phone: 403-642-2118 | Email: dinoegg@telusplanet.net

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The group is then led on a hike down through the coulees where the interpreter will show the class how to find and identify fossils and fossil fragments in their original setting.

A tour of the museum, educational activities and the egg site take about three hours and costs $15.00 per student.

For more information visit www.devilscoulee.com, email dinoegg@telusplanet.net or call 403-642-2118.

Located just 30 minutes west of Calgary.

Approved field trip, outdoor school and leadership site offiering curriculum-based experiential learning, September to June.

Creating meaningful learning opportunities for students of all ages and abilities, specializing in adaptive and inclusive solutions for today’s dynamic classroom. Brand new sensory room available to all groups.

• Adventure-based programs • Leadership programs • Recreation programs Please contact us at 403-949-3818 or visit our website www.easterseals.ab.ca

Easter Seals Camp Horizon Inclusion. It’s a buzzword we’re all familiar with. It has positively impacted policy and perspective from classrooms to little league to government. At its essence, the goal is so good, that everyone would feel included no matter their background, age, race/ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation and gender identity. The movement toward inclusion is rooted in the value and practice that everyone feels valued.

And yet time and again we hear of examples where inclusion is seen as a checkmark on a task list rather than embraced as a full paradigm shift. The former falls short of creating that meaningful impact that reduces the loneliness of feeling or being treated as marginalized.

A simple example. School classrooms for some time now have embraced inclusion by ensuring that students of all abilities can share the same learning opportunities and space, the benefit being that the learning that comes from each other is just as valuable as, if not more so than, what’s taught in the curriculum. And yet, in moments when the act of inclusion is the most important, it is seen as too inconvenient and often abandoned.

Take for instance a simple overnight field trip, a rite of passage so vital in an age when kids are finding fewer opportunities to connect with nature or each other in an authentic way, free of devices, screens and schedules. And yet the very essence of a field trip means that we leave the security of the classroom and the urban environment adapted with ramps, pavement, accessible washroom stalls, etc.

Imagine a grade 6 student who, through inclusion, attends a mainstream school with his peers despite his diagnosis of cerebral palsy and complex needs. He participates in all school activities right alongside his able bodied peers and seamlessly wheels throughout the school environment. He has been included and everyone feels great about this big step in the right direction. Inclusion has ensured that this

Inspiring potential • Building Community • Enriching Lives

boy doesn’t need to be driven across the city to a specialized school and so his peers and classmates are the same kids he sees in his neighborhood every day. It is a win on so many levels.

But is he invited to hang out at the park after school? Is he invited to the birthday parties or the sleepovers? Probably not. Not everyone’s home is equipped with ramps and lifts.

And understandably so, parents of typical children are likely quite intimidated by the complexities of his disability. He’s been included at school but has he found a place where he truly feels he belongs? Where he doesn’t see himself as the one child who is different and never fully included?

The time comes nearer for his classroom to head off on their overnight field trip adventure. A time and place where memories are formed and stories created that will be retold for years and years to come. Friendships are solidified in a way they can’t in the confines of the classroom and a lifetime of bonding happens in a very short space of time.

But the host facility isn’t equipped for full accessibility. The trails are rough and uneven. The buildings are old and not outfitted with push-to-open doors, ramp access or lifts. The staff are untrained to deal with transfers and special diets.

And so the simple conclusion is that he will be left behind.

The school’s tradition of attending the same facility for field trips supersedes the movement towards inclusion. How could they possibly change this tradition now?

The class will go ahead without him. He’ll be “included” in another classroom to carry on his learning while his classmates are away. He won’t know what he’s missing.

But upon their return there will be an obvious sense of what he has missed and just how deep the bonding that has occurred within his classmates. For a child who is already on the fringes, he’ll now be further isolated by enduring inside jokes, stories finished with “you should’ve been there!” and a vacuum where the richness of that experience with his “peers” would have filled. A brave smile will appear where loneliness and isolation take hold.

What if the school had found an accessible setting for their field trip rather than opting for the “easy” route.

They do exist you know…incredible facilities where every ounce of effort has been made to ensure that No One misses

out. What if they had even gone part way by reaching out to some experts for advice and adaptive equipment; there are entire industries designed around planning and creating accessibility. What if they had recognized that in moments like these, inclusion really matters?

Would it have been easy? No, not really. But would it have been worth it? You better believe it.

The outdoor school experience would have been transformative, not only to that one student but to everyone involved. It would have taught them that inclusion isn’t just for when it’s convenient but for always.

When faced with the trail down to the waterfront with the bumps and roots, they’d work together as a team to get their classmate there. And when faced with the challenge of how to all get across the lake, they’d learn about the physics of the outriggers on the specialized canoe and witness the joy on their classmate’s face as he experienced canoeing for the first time in his life.

This young man would for once in his life be the centre of attention in a positive way. He’d represent the goal and the puzzle – the ultimate objective of team work. Working together to ensure that no one was left out – could there be a truer lesson in empathy, compassion and caring? All the skills today’s young people are lacking as their focus becomes more and more narcissistic and drawn into their screens and devices. Forced to think not of themselves, but of someone else, someone less fortunate, would be a greater lesson than any curriculum directed outcome.

And our young man? He’d be on top of the moon. Experiencing the simple joy of a sleepover with his peers, the feeling of hanging out after school, the feeling of being invited in the party. The feeling of simply being a kid who belongs.

And maybe, just maybe a classmate would realize that including him wasn’t so tough and would think twice before passing him over.

And isn’t that the ultimate goal? Not to check off a box to say that our programs are “inclusive” but to ensure that every child feels that they belong and to give them a platform to thrive.

Southern Creepy Hollow PO Box 424, 44046 Highway 4 Warner, AB T0K 2L0 Tel: (403) 331-9335 Email: creepyhollowacres@gmail.com www.hauntedmansionstirling.webs.com Crowfoot YMCA 8100 John Laurie Blvd NW Calgary, AB T3G 3S3 Tel: (403) 547-6576 Email: cfy@ymcacalgary.org www.ymcacalgary.org Crowsnest Pass Doors Open & Heritage Festival Po Box 818 Blairmore , AB T0K 0E0 Tel: (403) 562-7388 Email: info@crowsnestheritage.ca www.cnpheritagefest.ca Cypress Hills Eco-Adventures Ltd. Box 176 Maple Creek, SK S0N 1N0 Tel: (306) 662-4466 Email: info@zipcypresshills.ca www.zipcypresshills.ca Cypress Hills Provincial Park Box 12 Elkwater, AB T0J 1C0 Tel: (403) 893-3833

Devil’s Coulee Dinosaur and Heritage Museum PO Box 156 Warner, AB T0K 2L0 Tel: (403) 642-2118 Fax: (403) 642-3660 Email: dinoegg@telusplanet.net www.devilscoulee.com

Eastern Irrigation District (Bassano Dam) 550 Industrial Road West Brooks, AB T1R 1B2 Tel: (403) 362-1400 Fax: (403) 362-6206 Email: eid@eid.ca www.eid.ca

Dinosaur Provincial Park – UNESCO World Heritage Site PO Box 60 Patricia, AB T0J 2K0 Tel: (403) 378-4342 www.dinosaurpark.ca

Evergreen Theatre 2 - 1709 8th Avenue NE Calgary, AB T2E 0S9 Tel: (403) 228-1384 Fax: (403) 229-1385 Email: info@evergreentheatre.com www.evergreentheatre.com

Drumheller Aquaplex 224 Centre Street Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y4 Tel: (403) 823-1322 Email: aquaplex@dinosaurvalley.com www.dinosaurvalley.com

Expo Latino - Hispanic Arts Society 3360 - 14 Avenue Calgary, AB T2A 6J4 Tel: (403) 271-2744 Fax: (403) 232-1252 www.expolatino.com

Easter Seals Camp Horizon PO Box 540 Bragg Creek, AB T0L 0K0 Tel: (403) 949-3818 Fax: (403) 949-3388 Email: camphorizon@easterseals.ab.ca www.easterseals.ab.ca

Extreme Air Park 1411 33rd Street NE Calgary, AB T2A 5P1 Tel: (403) 265-2733 www.extremeairpark.com Fiestaval Latin Festival Calgary Multicultural Arts Society, 201a, 501 18 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2S 0C7 Tel: (403) 880-1562 Email: christian@fiestaval.ca www.fiestaval.ca Firefighters Museum of Calgary 4144 - 11th Street SE Calgary, AB T2G 3H2 Tel: (403) 460-5308 Email: info@calgaryfiremuseum.com www.calgaryfiremuseum.com

Step into history at the East Coulee School Museum Miss Morrison Program – a 1936 Interactive class learning about families and school, followed by a guided tour around the museum. Classes can chose to just tour the museum only. Either of these choices is $5 per student.

We also offer lunches to classes for $6 per person. Come and learn about life in a coal town, and the boom and bust of the mining era!

Call 403-822-3970 or email ecsmuseum@gmail.com for more information.

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First Student - Charter Bus Rental 4833 - 6 Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 3Z8 Tel: (403) 531-3939 Fax: (403) 230-3940 www.firstcharterbus.com

Southern

Extreme Air Park

Fitness happens at Extreme Air Park!

Great exercise and fun for school programs.

School rates and sponsorships available.

Dry Grads We are a fantastic venue for dry-grad events, whether you come during business hours or you’re booking late nights if your class is doing an allnighter for your grad!

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1411 - 33rd Street NE

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Southern Fort Calgary 750 - 9th Avenue SE, PO Box 2100, Station M (#106) Calgary, AB T2P 2M5 Tel: (403) 290-1875 Fax: (403) 265-6534 Email: info@fortcalgary.com www.fortcalgary.com

Fort Whoop Up National Historic Site P. O. Box 1074, Indian Battle Park Lethbridge, AB T1J 4A2 Tel: (403) 329-0444 Fax: (403) 329-0645 www.fortwhoopup.com Fossil World – Dinosaur Discovery Centre PO Box 2579, 1381 North Dinosaur Trail Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 Tel: (403) 823-6666 Email: don@fossilworld.com www.fossilworld.com

Frank Slide Interpretive Centre PO Box 959 Blairmore, Crowsnest Pass, AB T0K 0E0 Tel: (403) 562-7388 Fax: (403) 562-8635 Email: frankslideinfo@gov.ab.ca.com www.frankslide.org

Glenbow Museum 130 9th Avenue SE Calgary , AB T2G 0P3 Tel: (403) 268-4110 Fax: (403) 262-4045 Email: bookings@glenbow.org www.glenbow.org/programs/school

FunnyFest - Calgary Comedy Festival 3130 - 16 Street Calgary , AB T2T 4G7 Tel: (403) 228-7888 Email: tickets@funnyfest.com www.funnyfest.com

Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation 255001 Glenbow Road Cochrane, AB T4C 0B7 Tel: (403) 851-9053 Email: experienceglenbow@grpf.ca www.grpf.ca

Galt Museum & Archives 502 - 1st Street South Lethbridge, AB Tel: (403) 320-GALT [4258] www.galtmuseum.com

GlobalFest 285, 2323 - 32 Avenue NE Calgary, AB T2E 6Z3 Tel: (403) 569-9679 Fax: (403) 569-9601 Email: contactus@globalfest.ca www.globalfest.ca

highlevelcanoesandkayaks.com

Have Fun Learning to Paddle Lessons for everyone Canoeing

H Building skills to last a lifetime H Ages 5-10 & 11-17 H All certified instruction

High Level Canoes & Kayaks We are Southern Alberta’s largest Canoe, Kayak and SUP store. We have over 300 boats and boards in stock.

We have all of the gear to get you started and keep you going. High Level Canoes & Kayaks is a family owned business that has a love for the outdoors. Kayaking, Canoeing and Paddle Boarding are wonderful ways to see amazing sites. Southern Alberta is a great place to paddle whether you are out for an afternoon float or a whitewater experience.

Events & Lessons

Paddle Board

Summer Tours

• 2 Day trips on Milk River & Oldman River • 7 Days on West Coast Sea Kayaking

Kayaking

Lessons include instruction for everyone in canoes, kayaks or stand-up paddleboards. From first-time paddlers on lakes and rivers to advanced paddling in flatwater, whitewater and swift-water rescue. All courses are taught by certified instructors.

Weekdays 7:30am – 5:30pm

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We host a variety of events & lessons for paddlers of all skill-levels throughout the year.

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mjisaac@telus.net 1805 – 2nd Avenue South Lethbridge, AB T1J 0E8

THE FIREFIGHTERS MUSEUM OF CALGARY A place to ignite your imagination.

A place to discover fire history.

Open: Tuesday to Friday, 10 am - 3 pm & the last Saturday of every month.

A place to explore new ideas.

Make it your place to...

info@firefightersmuseum.org • www.calgaryfiremuseum.com The Firefighters Museum of Calgary celebrates firefighters past, present and future. We pledge to honour, preserve and promote the legacy of the Calgary Fire Department for generations to come.

Experience life as a firefighter as you enter our gallery and learn about the history and the longstanding legacy of fighting fires in Calgary and surrounding areas.

The Firefighters Museum of Calgary is home to an extensive collection of firefighting equipment from the early 1900s to the present, including hand-drawn, horse-drawn and motorized apparatus. There are photographs, artwork, memorabilia, and historical documents dating from the inception of the Calgary Fire Department until now.

Just For Kids FIRECRACKERS

Programming for pre K to 1 available for offsite presentation.

FIREFIGHTER FRIENDS

These all-in-one kits feature four firefighter friends designed to help the community learn more about the Calgary Fire Department in a child friendly atmosphere.

Super Saturdays will be held on the last Saturday of every month. Join us for a story and accompanying craft!

FREE GENERAL ADMISSION FOR 2017!

Fees applicable to organized groups or booked tours.

Contact programs@firefightersmuseum.org for more information.

Firefighters Museum of Calgary 4144 Eleventh Street SE, Calgary, Alberta T2G 3H2 info@firefightersmuseum.org @FireMuseumYYC Field Trip Directory 2017-2018

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Southern Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Intrepretive Centre Box 1977 Fort Macleod, AB T0L 0Z0 Tel: (403) 553-2731 Fax: (403) 553-3141 Email: education.bookings@gov.ab.ca www.headsmashedin.org Heritage Park Historical Village 1900 Heritage Drive SW Calgary, AB T2V 2X3 Tel: (403) 268-8500 Fax: (403) 268-8501 Email: info@heritagepark.ca www.heritagepark.ca

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Hidden Valley Ski Area #3 - 3271 Dunmore Road, Box 410 Medicine Hat, AB T1B 3R2 Tel: (403) 893-3961 Fax: (403) 893-2163 www.skihiddenvalley.net High Performance Rodeo – International Festival of the Arts 21, 225 - 8th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0K8 Tel: (403) 294-7411 Fax: (403) 264-3230 Email: info@hprodeo.ca www.hprodeo.ca High River AG Museum Rodeo Grounds, PO Box 5271 Stn. Main High River, AB T1V 1M4 Tel: (403) 652-7349 www.highriverag.com

High River Agricultural Society Rodeo Grounds High River, AB T1V 1M4 Tel: (403) 652-7349 www.highriverag.com Historic Reesor Ranch PO Box 1001 Maple Creek, SK S0N 1N0 Tel: (306) 662-3498 Email: reesorranch@hotmail.com www.reesorranch.com Homestead Antique Museum PO Box 3154, 901 North Dinosaur Trail Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 Tel: (403) 883-2600 Email: hamuseum@telus.net

Honens Festival 888 - 10 Street SW Calgary, AB T2P 2X1 Tel: (403) 299-0130 Fax: (403) 299-0137 Email: info@honens.com www.honens.com Illuminasia: Lantern & Garden Festival Calgary Zoo, 1300 Zoo Road NE Calgary, AB T2E 7V6 Tel: (403) 232-9300 Fax: (403) 237-7582 Email: guestrelations@calgaryzoo.com www.calgaryzoo.com Inglewood Sunfest 201, 501 - 18 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2S 0C7 Tel: (403) 453-7424 Email: info@inglewoodsunfest.ca www.inglewoodsunfest.ca Kayben Farms Box 60, Site 2, RR2 Okotoks, AB T1S 1A2 Tel: (403) 938-2857 Fax: (403) 938-2647 www.kayben.com Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village PO Box 1226 Pincher Creek, AB T0K 1W0 Tel: (403) 627-3684 Email: mail.kbpv@gmail.com www.kootenaibrown.ca Leighton Art Centre Site 31 Comp 9 RR8 Calgary , AB T2J 2T9 Tel: (403) 931-3633 Fax: (403) 931-3673 Email: info@leightoncentre.org www.leightoncentre.org Leitch Collieries Provincial Historic Site c/o Frank Slide Interpretive Centre PO Box 959 Blairmore, Crowsnest Pass, AB T0K 0E0 Tel: (403) 562-7388 Fax: (403) 562-8635 Email: frankslideinfo@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/leitch

Lethbridge Corn Maze PO Box 121 Shaughnessy, AB T0K 2A0 Tel: (403) 381-3775 Email: theo@lethbridgecornmaze.com www.lethbridgecornmaze.com Lethbridge Symphony PO Box 1101 Lethbridge, AB T1J 4A2 Tel: (403) 328-6808 Fax: (403) 380-4418 Email: info@lethbridgesymphony.org www.lethbridgesymphony.org Lougheed House 707 – 13th Avenue SW Calgary , AB T2R 0K8 Tel: (403) 244-6333 Fax: (403) 244-6354 Email: info@lougheedhouse.com www.lougheedhouse.com

Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village

Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede PO Box 1298, 2055 - 21st Avenue SE Medicine Hat, AB T1A 7N1 Tel: (403) 527-1234 Fax: (403) 529-6553 Email: mhstampede@mhstampede.com www.mhstampede.com Medicine Hat Jazzfest, Dept. of Music and Dance 299 Collge Drive SE Medicine Hat, AB T1A 3Y6 Tel: (403) 502-8777 Email: office@medicinehatjazzfest.com www.medicinehatjazzfest.com Museum of the Highwood PO Box 5334, 406 - 1st Street SW High River, AB T1V 1M5 Tel: (403) 652-7156 www.museumofthehighwood.com

Mad Science of Southern Alberta Bay 30, 4816 - 35B Street SE Calgary, AB T2B 3N1 Tel: (403) 263-4140 Fax: (403) 243-0679 Email: madscsab@telusplanet.net www.calgary.madscience.org Marda Gras Street Festival 1638 30 Avenue SW Calgary , AB T2T 1P4 Tel: (403) 685-5667 www.mardaloopbrz.ca

Southern

Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden PO Box 751 Lethbridge, AB T1J 3Z6 Tel: (403) 328-3511 Fax: (403) 328-0511 Email: info@nikkayuko.com www.nikkayuko.com Nose Creek Valley Museum 1701 Main Street SW Airdrie, AB T4B 1C5 Tel: (403) 948-6685 Email: ncvm@telus.net www.nosecreekvalleymuseum.com

Settler Life in the Rockies

- Teach and Learn in a One-Room School House!

- Cooperative Hands-on Activities with Historical Meaning - Learn Heritage Skills from Expert Volunteers - Sleepovers! Spend A Night In A Museum!

- Curriculum Based or Custom Tailored Programs for all Ages

Pincher Creek, Alberta | (403) 627-3684 mail.kbpv@gmail.com | www.kootenaibrown.ca Field Trip Directory 2017-2018

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Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre | 850 4 Street SE Calgary, AB T2G 1R1

LEARN WITH NMC BRING YOUR CLASS TO STUDIO BELL, HOME OF THE NATIONAL MUSIC CENTRE, FOR A FULL DAY, HALF DAY, OR SELF-GUIDED EXPERIENCE. All our programs are tailored to your grade level and curriculum needs.

Full Day Experience – Bring your class for a full school day. Explore Studio Bell in our gamified card quest, enjoy a demonstration of our Kimball Theatre Organ, receive a hands-on curriculum based program and more.

Half Day Experience – Turn your field trip in to a gamified quest. Students are lured through the exhibitions of Studio Bell solving riddles, learning new skills, playing musical instruments, and more in this two to three-hour program.

Self-Guided Experience – Come down to explore the exhibitions of Studio Bell with your class. Take your time and explore with your students.

NMC Roadcases – Roadcases are travelling kits that engage students through hands-on experiences using instruments and artifacts from NMC’s collection. Bring one of our roadcases in to your classroom this school year!

For more information or to book the roadcase visit: nmc.ca/roadcases

For more information visit nmc.ca/schools or contact our education department at education@nmc.ca

@nmc_canada

#StudioBell

studiobell.ca

Southern Opera in the Village 1315 - 7 Street SW Calgary, AB T2R 1A5 Tel: (403) 262-7286 Email: info@calgaryopera.com www.calgaryopera.com

Remington Carriage Museum PO Box 1649 Cardston, AB T0K 0K0 Tel: (403) 653-5139 Fax: (403) 653-5160 Email: remingtoncarriagemuseum@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/remington Rocky Mountain Wine & Food Festival BMO Centre Calgary, AB T3C 1C9 Tel: (403) 228-0777 Email: katie@rockymountainwine.com www.rockymountainwine.com

Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology PO Box 7500 Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 Tel: (403) 823-7707 Fax: (403) 823-7131 Email: Tyrrell.bookings@gov.ab.ca www.tyrrellmuseum.com

Shakers Fun Centre 9900 Venture Avenue SE Calgary, AB T3S 0A1 Tel: (403) 236-2213 Fax: (403) 279-3372 Email: info@shakerscalgary.com www.shakerscalgary.com

Saddletowne YMCA 180 - 7556 Falconridge Blvd NE Calgary, AB T3J 0C9 Tel: (403) 237-2393 Email: ty@calgary.ymca.ca www.ymcacalgary.org

Shakespeare by the Bow – Theatre Calgary 220 - 9 Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 5C4 Tel: (403) 294-7447 Fax: (403) 294-7493 Email: info@theatrecalgary.com www.theatrecalgary.com

Scotiabank Calgary Marathon 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE Calgary, AB T2J 6R9 Tel: (403) 264-2996 Email: info@calgarymarathon.com www.calgarymarathon.com Screamfest Stampede Park, 20 Roundup Way SE Calgary, AB Email: info@screamfest.ca www.screamfest.ca

Shawnessy YMCA 400, 333 Shawville Blvd. SE Calgary, AB T2Y 4H3 Tel: (403) 256-5533 Email: shwy@ymcacalgary.org www.ymcacalgary.org

We will lead your class on an unforgettable journey of creative discovery!

art, history & landscape ON-SITE AND IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 7 Book your class today at www.leightoncentre.org or email education@leightoncentre.org 282027 144 St W Foothills, AB | 403-931-3636 |

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Beautiful in every season, the Art & Nature experience is a 4-hour on-site visit, where students, teachers, and parents are introduced to the history, the art, and the landscape of the Leighton Art Centre. Groups will join an Art & Nature Educator on a visit to the Leighton Heritage Home and Gallery and part of the 80-acre property overlooking the Rocky Mountains. Students will go home with a completed art project.

Our Art to Go! Program is perfect for those who wish to bring the history and the art of the Leighton Art Centre right into their classroom. Our Educators will come armed with stories and supplies to complete an art project. This is a 2.5-hour program and can be delivered to schools in Calgary and Area.

Programs available year-round. Book in advance and visit our website for more details.

www.leightoncentre.org

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the Japanese Culture by taking one of our daily tours of Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. Attend ongoing events and historical, cultural and horticultural presentations.

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Packages for different occasions and venue rentals are available.

Entertain your guests with an experience unlike any other. Visit our website for more information and bookings.

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Open: May 7 - October 9 Time: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Last Entry 5:30 PM) Website: www.nikkayuko.com Twitter & Instagram: @nikkayuko Facebook/nikkayuko

Southern Skyline Luge Calgary 88 Canada Olympic Road SW Calgary, AB T3B 5R5 Tel: (403) 776-0617 Email: calgary@skylineluge.com www.skylineluge.com Sled Island Festival 2206a - 4 Street Calgary, AB T2S 1W9 Tel: (403) 229-2901 Email: info@sledisland.com www.sledisland.com South Country Fair 249 Lyndon Road Fort Macleod, AB Email: info@southcountryfair.com www.southcountryfair.com South Health Campus YMCA 4448 Front Street SE Calgary, AB T3M 1M4 Tel: (403) 956-3900 Email: shc@ymcacalgary.org www.ymcacalgary.org

Southern Alberta Art Gallery 601 Third Avenue South Lethbridge, AB T1J 0H4 Tel: (403) 327-8770 Fax: (403) 328-3913 Email: tmitchell@saag.ca www.saag.ca

Studio Bell, Home of the National Music Centre 850 4th Street SE Calgary, AB T2G 1R1 Tel: (403) 543-5115 Email: info@nmc.ca www.nmc.ca

Spruce Meadows 18011 Spruce Meadows Way SW Calgary, AB T2J 5G5 Tel: (403) 974-4200 Fax: (403) 974-4270 Email: information@sprucemeadows.com www.sprucemeadows.com

Sun and Salsa Festival Kensington 301 10 Street NW Calgary, AB T2N 1V5 Tel: (403) 283-4810 www.visitkensington.com/sun-and-salsa

Strathmore Heritage Days Stampede PO Box 2085, 122 Brent Blvd (Civic Centre) Strathmore, AB T1P 1K1 Tel: (403) 934-5811 Fax: (403) 901-0299 Email: info@strathmorestampede.com www.strathmorestampede.com

Taber Irrigation Impact Museum 4702 50th Street Taber, AB T1G 2B6 Tel: (403) 223-5708 Email: tiimchin@telusplanet.net www.public.museums.ab.ca/museums. cfm?ItemID=10

Rothney Astrophysical Observatory Located on a hilltop in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the Rothney Astrophysical Observatory is dedicated to expanding our knowledge of the Universe and educating students about the wonders of Astronomy.

Our site provides easy access from Calgary and an unobstructed view of the entire night time sky or daytime observing opportunities to view sun and planets.

Bring your class to the observatory and see science in action at a university research facility. Book a program and give your students an incredible experiential learning opportunity to learn from research scientists.

We are offering Grade Six, Grade Eight, Grade Nine and Senior High Programs which are all directly linked to Alberta Learning Science curriculum.

Visit us and learn incredible things!

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CHARTERED FIELD TRIPS IF YOU NEED TO GET A GROUP OF KIDS TO A SCHOOL FIELD TRIP, COMPETITION, OR EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY - CHOOSE SOUTHLAND! As a recognized safety leader, we possess a safety rating that is well above the industry average. You can count on our drivers to go the extra mile, continually providing unparalleled quality, reliability, and professionalism.

SOUTHLAND offers field trip transportation to some of Alberta’s most interesting and enriching destinations. We also provide transportation for pre-school to high school students for occasions such as sporting events, band competitions, plays, and recitals. The possibilities are endless! We have all the services and accommodations you will need to make your event a success.

AVAILABLE ALBERTA WIDE EDMONTON CALGARY BANFF OKOTOKS LETHBRIDGE CANMORE

COCHRANE STRATHMORE ROCKYFORD MEDICINE HAT DRUMHELLER COLD LAKE

Contact SOUTHLAND Transportation Charters for your transportation needs and we will design a custom package to fit your group. We take care of drop-offs, returns, and driver accomodations.

YOUR NEXT JOURNEY IS JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY: 403.398.2244 / 877.287.6866 www.southland.ca/charters

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Southern Talisman Centre 2225 Macleod Trail South Calgary, AB T2G 5B6 Tel: (403) 233-8393 Email: info@talismancentre.com www.talismancentre.com Telus Spark 220 St. George’s Drive NE Calgary, AB T2E 5T2 Tel: (403) 817-6800 Email: info@sparkscience.ca www.sparkscience.ca

The Fort Museum of the Northwest Mounted Police and First Nations Interpretive Centre 219 Jerry Potts Blvd Fort MacLeod, AB T0L 0Z0 Tel: (403) 553-4703 Fax: (403) 553-3451 Email: info@nwmpmuseum.com www.nwmpmuseum.com The Hangar Flight Museum 4629 McCall Way NE Calgary, AB T2E 8A5 Tel: (403) 250-3752 Fax: (403) 250-8399 Email: info@thehangarmuseum.ca www.thehangarmuseum.ca

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he Fort Museum’s award winning Redcoats Program features an engaging play and historic interactive scenarios for teaching students of the history of the NWMP and First Nations People of Southern Alberta.

The Program is run through May and June, with two bookings available per day. Please book as much in advance as possible to ensure preferred booking dates.

The Millennium Lanes Inc. PO BOX 1373 Okotoks, AB T1S 1B3 Tel: (403) 938-9536 Email: mlanes@telus.net www.millenniumlanes.com The Military Museums Foundation 4520 Crowchild Trail SW Calgary, AB T2T 5J4 Tel: (403) 410-2340 Fax: (403) 410-2359 Email: media@themilitarymuseums.ca www.themilitarymuseums.ca Theatre Calgary 220 9 Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 5C4 Tel: (403) 294-7447 Fax: (403) 294-7493 Email: info@theatrecalgary.com www.theatrecalgary.com Trochu and District Arboretum Society PO Box 803 Trochu, AB T0M 2C0 Tel: (403) 442-3085 Fax: (403) 442-2528 Email: arboretum@town.trochu.ab.ca www.town.trochu.ab.ca Trochu and District Museum PO Box 538, 315 Arena Avenue Trochu, AB T0M 2C0 Tel: (403) 442-2220 Email: trochumuseum@gmail.com www.town.trochu.ab.ca

For more info please visit: www.nwmpmuseum.com/redcoats

Bellevue Underground Mine

Experience an authentic underground coal mine Our off-season hours are September through April, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Pre-booked tours only, and group discounts available. May and June, the mine is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and walk-ins are welcome, July, and August open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

2531-213 Street, P.O. Box 519, Bellevue AB, T0K 0C0

Fully guided tours with one of our heritage interpreters depart every half an hour and are an hour in length, traveling approximately 1,000 feet underground. It is 0 to 2 degrees Celsius underground, and we recommend visitors dress warmly and have appropriate footwear with them.

For more information, contact:

403-564-4700 bellevuemine@telus.net www.bellevuemine.com

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403-564-4700 | bellevuemine@telus.net | www.bellevuemine.com

Touring Alberta - bring the power of puppetry to your school!

Explore, create, and learn with an in School Field Trip . Performances: Pigs in a Canoe and Other Watery Stories links K-6 curriculum from art to science; Why the Rabbits Nose Wiggles for K-2. . Learning Experiences: customized Residencies, Workshops, and Professional Development by award winning educator Wendy Passmore-Godfrey . DIY Puppet Programs: Puppets on the Go crate rental program (K-8) with everything you need to create puppets & perform a puppet show.

Puppetry appeals to diverse learning styles and motivates students by simply having fun!

403-228-3373

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Southern Turner Valley Gas Plant 60 km south of Calgary Turner Valley, AB Tel: (403) 297-4049 Email: rick.green@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/turnervalley

Ukulele Kids 17 Morewood Crescent, Suite L North York, ON M2K 1L8 Tel: (416) 818-5661 Email: info@ukulelekids.org www.ukulelekids.org

Putting Horse rancH inc.

Putting Horse Ranch has proven to be the perfect venue for family, corporate events and weddings. Guests will enjoy spending time together on the beautiful undulating grass greens with picturesque water features, just minutes from Edmonton!

Now enjoy horse riding services, too!

CENTURY ROAD – 2 Km North of HWY 16

PLAY THE COURSE

RIDE A HORSE

Vulcan Tourism – Spock Days/Galaxyfest PO Box 1161, 115 Centre Street East Vulcan, AB T0L 2B0 Tel: (403) 485-2994 Email: info@vulcantourism.com www.vulcantourism.com

780-962-5232

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• Everyone sees and hears each other having a great time!

• All skill levels can play and might get a hole-in-one – with accuracy!

• Events at Putting Horse Ranch take less time and can accommodate both small and large groups.

Innovative and exciting, Putting Horse Ranch is truly a great experience!

Whyte Museum The Whyte Museum’s founders, Peter Whyte and Catharine Robb Whyte, were local artists and philanthropists who wished to offer a place where people could gather and appreciate the culture and beauty of the Canadian Rockies.

The Whyte Museum in Banff offers a variety of educational programs, developed to complement the curriculum, including programs that align with social studies, language arts, visual arts and science.

Visit http://www.whyte.org/education/ for more information.

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Waterton Lakes National Park - Parks Canada PO Box 200 Waterton Park, AB T0K 2M0 Tel: (403) 859-5133 Fax: (403) 859-5152 Email: wateton.info@pc.gc.ca www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/ab/waterton/index.aspx Waterton Wildflower Festival PO Box 144 Waterton Park, AB T0K 2M0 Tel: (800) 215-2395 Email: info@watertonwildflowers.com www.watertonwildflowers.com Whoop-Up Days 3401 Parkside Drive South Lethbridge, AB T1J 4R3 Tel: (403) 328-4491 Fax: (403) 320-8139 www.exhibitionpark.ca

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WordFest - International Writers Festival Eau Claire Market, 117 - 200 Barclay Parade SW Calgary, AB T2P 4R5 Tel: (403) 237-9068 Fax: (403) 237-9093 Email: info@wordfest.com www.wordfest.com

Zoo Year’s Eve 1300 Zoo Road NE Calgary, AB T2E 7V6 Tel: (403) 232-9300 Fax: (403) 237-7582 Email: guestrelations@calgaryzoo.com www.calgaryzoo.com

YMCA Calgary 101 3 Street SW Calgary, AB T2P 4G6 Tel: (403) 237-9622 Email: info@ymcacalgary.org www.ymcacalgary.org

Zoolights at the Calgary Zoo 1300 Zoo Road NE Calgary, AB T2E 7V6 Tel: (403) 232-9300 Fax: (403) 237-7582 Email: guestrelations@calgaryzoo.com www.calgaryzoo.com

YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre 5111 47 Street NE Calgary , AB T3J 3R2 Tel: (403) 428-8679 Email: info@youthlinkcalgary.com www.youthlinkcalgary.com

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Have Booster Juice delivered to your school for breakfast, lunch or an afternoon snack!

Visit www.boosterjuice.com/boosterjuiceday for more information or to place an order!

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A Taste of Edmonton City Hall & Churchill Square, 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7 Tel: (780) 423-2822 www.tasteofedm.ca Adventure Bus Suite 494, 9768 - 170 Street Edmonton, AB T5T 5L4 Tel: (780) 700-8287 Email: info@adventurebuskids.com www.adventurebus.ca

Alix Wagon Wheel Museum Association PO Box 245, 4912 - 50 Street Alix, AB T0C 0B0 Tel: (403) 747-2584 Fax: (403) 747-2490 Email: alixmusuem@gmail.com www.alixwagonwheelmuseum.wordpress.com Amazing Corn Maze RR2 Leduc, AB T9E 2X2 Tel: (780) 986-9034 www.amazingcornmaze.ca

Alberta Aviation Museum 11410 Kingsway Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5G 0X4 Tel: (780) 451-1175 Fax: (780) 451-1607 www.albertaaviationmuseum.com

Art Gallery of Alberta 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, AB T5J 2C1 Tel: (780) 422-6223 Fax: (780) 426-3105 Email: info@youraga.ca www.youraga.ca

Alberta Pioneer Camp PO Box 660 Sundre, AB T0M 1X0 Tel: (403) 638-2660 Fax: (403) 638-4041 Email: info@pioneercamps.ab.ca www.pioneercamps.ab.ca Alberta Sports Hall of Fame & Museum #102, 4200 Highway 2 Red Deer, AB T4N 1E3 Tel: (403) 341-8614 Fax: (403) 341-8619 Email: info@ashfm.ca www.ashfm.ca

Beaver Hills Dark Sky Preserve Elk Island National Park Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8G 2A6 Tel: (780) 992-2950 www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/ab/elkisland Big Valley Jamboree 4238 37 Street Camrose, AB T4V 4L6 Tel: (780) 672-0224 Fax: (780) 672-9530 Email: bvj@bigvalleyjamboree.com www.bigvalleyjamboree.com

Arts on the Ave 9351 - 118 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5G 0N3 Tel: (780) 471-1580 Email: info@artsontheave.org www.artsontheave.org

Birch Bay Ranch 51505 Range Road 215 Sherwood Park, AB T8E 1H1 Tel: (780) 922-2883 Fax: (780) 922-3944 Email: office@birchbayranch.com www.birchbayranch.com

Westlock AB Phone or Fax: 780-349-3353 Email: canadiantractormuseum@telus.net Mailing address: Box 5414 Westlock AB T7P 2P5 The Canadian Tractor Museum preserves, portrays and interprets a Canadian point of view on the history of tractors and related equipment.

We have over 90 restored full sized tractors, 30 stationary engines, 100’s of toy sized tractors and implements, 100’s of literature resources and many other artifacts related to our agriculture heritage.

We have the world’s largest working weather vane at 50’ with a 1942 Model D CASE tractor on top.

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Bard at Bower PO Box 21043 Red Deer, AB T4R 2M1 Email: info@primestocktheatre.com www.primestocktheatre.com

Art Gallery of St. Albert 19 Perron Street St. Albert, AB T8N 1E5 Tel: (780) 460-4310 Fax: (780) 460-9537 Email: ahfgallery@artsandheritage.ca www.artgalleryofstalbert.ca

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Augustana Miquelon Lake Research Station University of Alberta - Augustana Campus 4901 - 46 Avenue Camrose, AB T4V 2R3 Tel: (780) 679-1574 Fax: (780) 679-1129 Email: gth@ualberta.ca www.augustana.ualberta.ca/ research/centres/amlrs

The Canadian Tractor Museum is available year round for School Field Trips for children and youth of all ages. Programming includes Toy Tractor Races, Tractor Ring Toss, Toy Tractor & Field Interactive Play, Crafts, Farm Safety Coloring, Stickers and age appropriate Scavenger Hunts & Videos. The First Tuesday morning of each month is Tractor Talk Time which is an excellent educational resource for older students.

5-39317 Range Road 24 | Lacombe County AB T4E 2R 403.746.2702 | info@kuriakos.ab.ca

Outdoor Skills Teambuilding

AB Curriculum

Get outside the classroom! “An Unbelievable experience for our students�

Programming Accommodation

I belong at camp. www.kuriakos.ab.ca

Food Service

SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE SEP 16 – OCT 8, 2017 Ages 14+

UBUNTU

The Cape Town Project OCT 11 – 22, 2017 Ages 14+

THE CITADEL IS PROUD TO OFFER TWO WAYS TO EXPOSE STUDENTS TO THE WONDER OF THEATRE: The Maclab Students Club: a weekday evening program that includes 6 Mainstage shows, light suppers, presentations by theatre professionals, and Q&A sessions with actors.

Student Matinees: midday matinees devoted to school groups, with affordable pricing for groups of students.

HADESTOWN

NOV 11 – DEC 3, 2017 Ages 14+

A CHRISTMAS CAROL DEC 1 – 23, 2017 Ages 7+

THE HUMANS

JAN 6 – 28, 2018 Ages 14+

EMPIRE OF THE SON

JAN 31 – FEB 18, 2018 Ages 14+

CANADIAN PREMIERE

WORLD PREMIERE

“I had one student indicate how he did not realize live theatre was so amazing; he would love to attend more performances in the future. Thank you for providing youth this opportunity!”

- Darcelle Nichols, English Language Arts Teacher, Stratford School

THE 18TH SEASON “A Christmas Carol was a real favourite with the kids. Everyone enjoyed it and was wowed by the sets, costumes, effects and, of course, the cast of characters!

Thanks so much for allowing us to attend the Citadel at a rate students can afford. Looking forward to next year!”

- Helen Payette, École Pine Grove Middle School

MAMMA MIA!

FEB 17 – MAR 18, 2018 Ages 5+

CHILDREN OF GOD MAR 3 – 24, 2018 Ages 14+

FOR PRICES AND MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK, PLEASE CONTACT

UNDERCOVER

APR 4 – 29, 2018 Ages 14+

Shirley Tran, School Booking Coordinator 780.428.2127 ● groupsales@citadeltheatre.com citadeltheatre.com

THE SILVER ARROW

The Untold Story of Robin Hood APR 21 – MAY 13, 2018 Ages 5+

SEASON SPONSOR

STUDENTS CLUB SPONSOR

EDUCATION SPONSOR

A FIELDTRIP THAT COMES TO YOU! CAP is composed of one hour, hands-on presentations delivered by volunteers in your classroom. Presentations are based on volunteer availability and are offered free of charge between March and June of each year. The goal of the local farmers, ranchers and agri-food experts who make up CAP’s volunteer base is to offer rural and urban elementary students a unique opportunity to learn about where their food comes from and why agriculture is important.

CAP is a multi-commodity initiative supported by Agriculture For Life, Alberta Barley Commission, Alberta Beef Producers, Alberta Canola Producers Commission, Alberta Chicken Producers, Egg Producers of Alberta, Alberta Pulse Growers Commission, Alberta Veterinary Medical Association, Alberta Pork, Eastern Irrigation District, Alberta Irrigation Projects Association, Alberta Institute of Agrologists, Alberta Milk, and the Alberta Wheat Commission.

In the 2016-17 school year almost 23,000 students participated in CAP across the province.

This endeavour is endorsed by the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, and the Minister of Education.

Attention Grade 4 Teachers!

Some comments from teachers Complete, interactive and so interesting!

Content and presentation is so very valuable for our students.

Register for a FREE one hour presentation on agriculture.

CAP is an in-class presentation that complements the grade four curriculum.

Students will learn about:

It is important for kids to have the knowledge and appreciation for where their food comes from!

I think the presentation was an excellent introduction into the meaning of agriculture and food production.

* The food they eat and where it comes from * Opportunities in agriculture * The economic and environmental impact of agriculture Our presentations are delivered by volunteers in the agricultural industry.

Presentations will occur in the Spring.

Registration deadline is December 15.

Register online at www.classroomagriculture.com.

Programs are offered based on volunteer availability. All classes registered before the deadline will receive activity booklets and a teacher’s resource kit. Over 21,000 students enjoyed the program last year.

CAP is endorsed by the Ministers of Education, Agriculture and Forestry.

Teachers must register for CAP between October and December of each year.

Teachers can register online at: http://www.classroomagriculture.com/teacher_registration.php Call 587-877-2544 for more information.

Central Blacksmith Shop Museum 5020 - 49th Street Lacombe, AB T4L 1Y2 Tel: (403) 782-3933 Fax: (403) 782-9344 Email: maski@telusplanet.net www.mhma3.blogspot.ca

Brazeau Collieries National Historic Site & Nordegg Heritage Centre PO Box 550 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1A4 Tel: (403) 845-4444 Email: admin@nordegghistoricalsociety.org www.nordegghistoricalsociety.org

Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame PO Box 6090, 6426 - 40th Avenue Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2E8 Tel: (780) 312-2084 Fax: (780) 361-1239 Email: cahf2@telus.net www.cahf.ca

Bodo Archaeological Society PO Box 1781 Provost, AB T0B 3S0 Tel: (780) 753-6353 Fax: (780) 753-6352 Email: bodo@bodoarchaeology.com www.bodoarchaeology.com

Camp Kuriakos Site 8, Box 18, RR1 Sylvan Lake, AB T4S 1X6 Tel: (403) 746-2702 Email: info@kuriakos.ab.ca www.kuriakos.ab.ca

Canadian Birkebeiner Ski Festival Cooking Lake – Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8G 2A6 Tel: (780) 430-7153 www.canadianbirkie.com

Camrose & District Centennial Museum Box 1622, 4522 - 53 Street Camrose, AB T4V 1X6 Tel: (780) 672-3298 Email: cnilson@camrosemuseum.ca www.camrosemuseum.ca

Canadian Tractor Museum PO Box 5414 Westlock, AB T7P 2P5 Tel: (780) 349-3353 www.canadiantractormuseum.ca

Botanical Arts City 5 St. Anne Street St. Albert, AB T8N 3Z9 Tel: (780) 459-1500 www.visitstalbert.com Bowden Museum PO Box 576, 2201 19 Avenue Bowden, AB T0M 0K0 Tel: (403) 224-2122 www.bowdenpioneermuseum.com

Camrose Heritage Railway Station and Park PO Box 1174, 4407 47 Avenue Camrose, AB T4V 1X2 Tel: (780) 672-3099 Email: canadiannorthern@telus.net www.canadiannorthern.ca

Carstairs Heritage Centre 1130 - 1138 Nanton Street Carstairs, AB T0M 0N0 Tel: (403) 337-3710 Email: carstairsmuseum@icloud.com www.carstairsmuseum.ca

DANCE MAGIC STUDIO

Dance, Acro & Aerial Acrobatics!

RED DEER, ALBERTA • 403-347-9101

www.reddeerdancemagic.com The Carstairs Heritage Centre is an engaging museum spanning three town lots in Carstairs, Alberta. Its focus is on regional, Alberta and Western Canadian histories, and agricultural heritage. Educational programs are designed around the Alberta Programs of Studies and are developed to connect with multiple learning styles — featuring unique, hands-on interaction.

For more information visit us online at carstairsmusem.ca or phone 403-337-3710.

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DANCE MAGIC STUDIO Come discover the MAGIC of DANCE and AERIAL ACROBATICS with Dance Magic Studio. Give your children the experience of a lifetime. Build selfconfidence, lasting memories and new friendships.

Our positive, non-competitive classes will nurture the creativity of any young learner in an environment rich with activity and FUN! Contact us to book your school field trip TODAY! 403-347-9101 www.reddeerdancemagic.com office@reddeerdancemagic.com #200 6731 52nd Ave Red Deer Alberta

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wimming, skating, gym sports, walking, running, fitness and more! A unique field trip is waiting for your students. Whether it’s playing badminton in the gym at Servus Place or going down a water slide at Fountain Park, the City of St. Albert has an activity to get your students active.

With a water play centre, three NHL-sized arenas, a large three-court gymnasium, two indoor field houses, a 270-metre track and a children’s play zone, Servus Credit Union Place is the perfect place for your next field trip. Schools can book a gym court or field house to play volleyball, soccer, badminton or any sport you choose, or you can purchase wristbands to bring a group to use our water play centre. With over 25 spray and water features, including a river ride and two giant waterslides, your students will enjoy hours of floating fun in our water play centre.

Fountain Park Recreation Centre is pleased to offer a variety of aquatic programs for each age and ability.

Fountain Park amenities include three pools; a sauna and steam room; a multi-purpose court; two meeting rooms; and a pre-school playground and classroom.

Bring your students to this recreation centre to enjoy a full day of water activities. Younger children will enjoy learning to swim in the warm water of our small pool, and more experienced swimmers will enjoy our leisure pool, where they can explore the island and cove, as well as the twist and turns of the large waterslide.

Students can come together after their swim to have a snack and socialize in one of our two rentable meeting rooms. These rooms are air-conditioned and provide a fridge, freezer, microwave and sink.

Visit fountainpark.ca to plan your visit.

For more information and to plan your next field trip, visit servusplace.ca.

Servus Place Whether you are looking to play floor hockey, soccer or go swimming with your students, Servus Place has an activity for you. Gym courts and field houses are available for schools to book on an hourly basis or you can purchase wristbands to take your students to play in the pool.

Call 780-418-6088 to book your school field trip today!

Looking to book an active field trip for your class?

Servus Credit Union Place and Fountain Park Recreation Centre are the perfect places for your next field trip.

Fountain Park Fountain Park is pleased to offer a variety of aquatic programs for every grade and ability – whether you want to sign your school up for swim lessons or bring them for recreational swims. Call 780-459-1553 today to find out more.

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Central Castrol Raceway 7003 Girard Road Edmonton, AB T6B 2C4 Tel: (780) 461-5801 Email: info@castrolraceway.com www.castrolraceway.com

Dance Magic Studio 243 Addington Drive Red Deer, AB T4R 3N4 Tel: (403) 302-3442 Danish Canadian Museum PO Box 92 Spruce View, AB T0M 1V0 Tel: (403) 728-0019 Email: info@danishcanadians.ca www.thedanishcanadianmuseum.com

Citadel Theatre 9828 101A Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5J 3C6 Tel: (780) 425-1820 www.citadeltheatre.com City Arts Centre 10943 84 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T6G 0V5 Tel: (780) 442-5311 Fax: (780) 496-7397 Email: CityArtsCentre@edmonton.ca www.edmonton.ca/activities_parks_recreation/ city-arts-centre.aspx Clifford E. Lee Nature Sanctuary Sanctuary Road Spruce Grove, AB T7Y 1E7 Email: info@cliffordelee.com www.cliffordelee.com Cooking Lake-Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area Range Road 203 Sherwood Park, AB T8G 1G2 Tel: (780) 672-7274 www.albertaparks.ca/cooking-lake-blackfoot Crimson Lake Provincial Park PO Box 2100 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1B5 Tel: (403) 845-8309 www.albertaparks.ca

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Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival 118 Avenue NW and 91 Street Edmonton, AB Tel: (780) 471-1580 Email: info@artson the ave.org www.deepfreezefest.ca Devonian Botanic Garden - University of Alberta 51227 Highway 60 (5 Km north of Devon) Parkland County, AB T7Y 1C5 Tel: (780) 987-3054 Email: dbginfo@ualberta.ca www.devonian.ualberta.ca Dick Laurin's Hay and Sleigh Rides 8911 17 Street Edmonton, AB T6P 1V3 Tel: (780) 464-0234 Fax: (780) 662-0490 Email: dixland@datanet.ab.ca www.hayandsleighrides.ca Dickson Store Museum PO Box 146 Spruce View, AB T0M 1V0 Tel: (403) 728-3355 Fax: (403) 728-3351 Email: dicksonstoremuseum@gmail.com www.dicksonstoremuseum.com

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Didsbury Museum and District Historical Society Box 1175, 2110 - 21 Avenue Didsbury, AB T0M 0W0 Tel: (403) 335-9295 Email: ddhs@telusplanet.net www.didsburymuseum.com Discovery Wildlife Park 5400 42 Avenue Innisfail, AB T4G 1P9 Tel: (403) 227-3211 Email: dougszoo@dougszoo.com www.discoverywildlifepark.com Double Tree Village Museum PO Box 86 Spruce View, AB T0M 1V0 Tel: (403) 728-3875 Email: dbltreem@telus.net www.doubletreevillage.com Dr. Woods House Museum 4801 - 49th Avenue Leduc, AB T9E 7G6 Tel: (780) 986-1517 Email: woodsmuseum@telus.net www.woodsmuseum.com Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park Elnora, AB Tel: (403) 823-1749 www.albertaparks.ca East Coulee School Museum Po Box 514, 359 2nd Avenue East Coulee, AB T0J 1B0 Tel: (403) 822-3970 Email: ecsmuseum@gmail.com www.ecsmuseum.ca

Watch as our horses, sleighs and wagons help you celebrate your

 special event  winter/spring carnival  xmas party Standard rates

(up to 4 hours) and full day

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packages available.

At your location (schoolyard, etc.)

www.hayandsleighride.ca | 780-464-0234

Edmonton Corn Maze 26171 Garden Valley Road Spruce Grove, AB Tel: (780) 554-4540 Email: groups@edmontoncornmaze.ca www.edmontoncornmaze.ca Edmonton Dragonboat Festival Rafter's Landing, 9734 - 98 Avenue Edmonton, AB T6C 4P6 Tel: (780) 493-8158 www.edmontondragonboatfestival.com Edmonton Folk Music Festival PO Box 4130 Edmonton, AB T6E 4T2 Tel: (780) 429-1899 Fax: (780) 424-1132 Email: admin@efmf.ab.ca www.edmontonfolkfest.org Edmonton International Film Festival Suite 201, 10816A - 82 Avenue Edmonton, AB T6E 2B3 Tel: (780) 423-0844 Email: info@edmontonfilmfest.com www.edmontonfilmfest.com Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival 10330 - 84 Avenue Edmonton, AB T6E 2G9 Tel: (780) 448-9000 Fax: (780) 431-1893 Email:  fta@fringetheatre.ca www.fringetheatre.ca

Edmonton Opera 9930 102 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5J 5H7 Tel: (780) 429-1000 Fax: (780) 429-0600 Email: edmopera@edmontonopera.com www.edmontonopera.com Edmonton Paintball Centre Inc. 10010 107a Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5H 4H8 Tel: (780) 800-2324 Email: info@edmontonpaintball.ca www.edmontonpaintball.ca Edmonton Poetry Festival 11342 - 64 Street Edmonton , AB T5W 4H5 Email: Info@edmontonpoetryfestival.com www.edmontonpoetryfestival.com Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum 10425 - 99 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5K 0E5 Tel: (780) 422-1970 Email: archivesmuseum@epsb.ca www.archivesmuseum.epsb.ca

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Edmonton Queen Riverboat 9734 - 98th Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T6C 4P6 Tel: (780) 424-BOAT (2628) Email: info@edmontonqueen.com www.edmontonqueen.com

Edmonton Radial Railway Society - High Level Bridge PO Box 76057 Southgate PO Edmonton, AB T6H 5Y7 Tel: (780) 437-7721 Email: info@edmonton-radial-railway.ab.ca www.edmonton-radial-railway.ab.ca Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and the Francis Winspear Centre for Music 9720 - 102 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5J 4B2 Tel: (780) 428-1414 Fax: (780) 425-1913 Email: box.office@winspearcentre.com www.edmontonsymphony.com Edmonton Valley Zoo 13315 Buena Vista Road NW Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7 Tel: (780) 442-5311 www.edmonton.ca/activities-parks-recreation.aspx

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Edmonton International Jazz Festival 10046 - 116 Street Edmonton, AB T5K 1V7 Tel: (780) 990-0222 Email: info@edmontonjazz.com www.edmontonjazz.com Edmonton International Street Performers Festival 650, 7 Sir Winston churchill Square Edmonton, AB T5J 2V5 Tel: (780) 425-5162 Fax: (780) 426-0853 Email: info@edmontonstreetfest.com www.edmontonstreetfest.com

20204 - 111 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Phone: (780) 447-1538 Toll Free: (877) 447-1538

olden Arrow has been a premier supplier of transportation services in Western Canada for over fifty years. With over 500 units and a dedicated staff of professional operators we are committed to meet your needs.

With our experience we offer tailored solutions that ensure your outcomes are achieved.

Our goal is to exceed your expectations for your transportation or equipment requirements.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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HeLa Ventures

Specialists in Adventure Education in the heart of the Rockies.

Serving school and community groups for 29 years, HeLa offers curriculum-based programming in: • canoeing (lake and river) • wilderness canoe trips • white-water rafting • top-roped rock climbing • hiking and backpacking • back-country biking • wilderness living skills • CTS programming • team building retreats • administrative team building retreats • specifically designed programs to meet your needs he HeLa Ventures Outdoor Adventure Education Centre, nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, is dedicated to providing individuals, school groups and all-

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HeLa Ventures Outdoor Education Centre has 28 years of experience delivering quality curriculum-based programs. Our team of certified teachers, qualified guides and curriculum specialists have met the needs of school groups providing

During the summer months, HeLa offers summer school programs that provide students with a camp experience while earning high school credits. Call our programming team for information on setting up a summer school program. Students spend seven

around adventure seekers with positive outdoor educational experiences. We offer curriculum-based programs to

programs that enhance or deliver curriculum objectives for both core subjects and CTS modules. Programs

to 14 days at camp, earning high school credits from an experiential education framework. A variety of options are

school groups delivered from a safe, supportive environment. Pick one of our

are offered from April to October during the school season. When booking

available for schools.

standard programs or request a custom designed program – all based from an experiential education framework. Our

with HeLa Ventures, you will receive an all-inclusive package including accommodations, meals, equipment

programs are delivered from a holistic and all guiding and instruction. perspective by well-trained, certified and Transportation may be provided upon experienced educators and guides, with a focus on active life, long living and learning in the outdoors.

request. Our standard programs may be viewed at www.helaventures.com or you can call our programming team at 403-845-4325 for further information and to book a program.

helaventures.com helaventures.com

Specialists in Adventure Specialists in of Adventure in the heart the Rockies in the heart of the Rockies Activity options include: • Canoeing Activity options include: Rafting • Canoeing Kayaking • Rafting Interpretive Programs • Kayaking Rock Climbing • Interpretive Programs HikingClimbing and Backpacking • Rock Mountain Touring • Hiking andBike Backpacking Wilderness First Aid • Mountain Bike Touring Swift Water First Rescue, • Wilderness Aid Rope Rescue Corporate • Swift WaterRetreats Rescue, Rope Rescue Rental Equipment • Corporate Retreats ShuttleEquipment Service • Rental Instructor Certification Programs • Shuttle Service •Located Instructor Certification Programs in David Thompson Country, HeLa Ventures offers

programs and retreats for youth, school and private adult Located in David Thompson Country, HeLa Ventures offers groups. Our staff are outdoor professionals and are certified to programs and retreats for youth, school and private adult lead all of our adventure activities. Equipment, meals and rustic groups. Our staff are outdoor professionals and are certified to accommodations can be provided with any of our programs. lead all of our adventure activities. Equipment, meals and rustic accommodations can be provided with any of our programs.

Phone: or

780-468-1492 403-845-4325 Fax: 780-440-2295 • helaventures@gmail.com Phone: 780-468-1492 or 403-845-4325 Fax: 780-440-2295 • helaventures@gmail.com

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Elk Island National Park 54401 Range Road 203 Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 0V3 Tel: (780) 922-2965 www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/ab/elkisland/index.aspx Ellis Bird Farm Box 5090 Lacombe, AB T4L 1W7 Tel: (403) 885-4477 Email: info@ellisbirdfarm.ca www.ellisbirdfarm.ca

Festival of Trees, University Hospital Foundation 1B. 120 Kaye Edmonton Clinic, 1140 University Avenue Edmonton, AB T6G 1Z1 Tel: (780) 407-2786 Fax: (780) 407-5647 Email: FestivalOffice@FestivalOfTrees.ab.ca www.universityhospitalfoundation.ab.ca/fot Flatiron Museum and Interpretive Centre 5005 - 50th Avenue Lacombe, AB T4L 2L1 Tel: (403) 755-6935 www.lacombetourism.com

Farmfair International Box 1480 Edmonton, AB T5J 2N5 Tel: (780) 471-7210 Fax: (780) 471-8112 Email: agriculture@northlands.com www.farmfairinternational.com Father Lacombe Chapel Museums Branch c/o 8820 - 112 Street Edmonton, AB T6G 2P8 Tel: (780) 431-2300 Email: father.lacombe@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/fatherlacombe

Fort Edmonton Park 7000 - 143 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7 Tel: (780) 442-5311 Email: info@fortedmontonpark.ca www.fortedmontonpark.ca

a great field trip... for your students is a lot easier than you think! ... plus this one is big fun for the kids and little work for you!

It’s no secret that fun, interesting and out-of-the-ordinary field trips are a winner with students and teachers alike. We offer a dynamite field trip package that your students will enjoy and one that parents will find affordable.

funtastic! Bowling

field trip packages

2 hours of bowling fun! Students and teachers/parents/

aides will bowl for 2 hours using automatic scoring.

All equipment included! Bowling balls and

shoes are provided at no additional charge!

Tour of the Facility... Everyone loves this!

Availability- Monday- Friday before 3pm

Bumper Bowling Lightweight balls Big Fun! Automatic Scoring + Plus+ no charge for teachers or aids!

To Schedule a field trip,call 403-309-6387

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Fort George and Buckingham House Provincial Historic Site #318, 5025 - 49 Avenue St. Paul, AB T0A 3A4 Tel: (780) 645-6256 Fax: (780) 645-4760 Email: ross.stromberg@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/fortgeorge Fountain Park Recreation Centre 4 Cunningham road St. Albert, AB T8N 2E9 Tel: (780) 459-1553 www.fountainpark.ca Freewill Shakespeare Festival 618 - 7 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, AB T5J 2V5 Tel: (780) 425-8086 Fax: (780) 426-3248 Email: info@freewillshakespeare.com www.freewillshakespeare.com

hey teachers!

Earn

cash for your school.

bowl for a penny-a-pin.

That’s right!

We’ll pay your school for pins the class knock down.

How it works: A student playing 3 games and scoring: 99 + 125 + 140= 364pts.

We pay your school; $3.64 per student.

Regular school rate $4.75/game applies, Free shoe rental.

Book your Class today! groupbookings@ heritagelanes.com

SO MUCH FUN Your students won't know they're learning!

• Kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum connections

May 29 - June 3, 2018 St. Albert, AB

• Experience a day of learning with performances and interactive, hands-on activities from around the world • Group value packages starting at $15/student

childfest.com For over 35 years, the International Children’s Festival of the Arts has provided kids with an entertaining and educational arts and culture experience. A staple event across northern Alberta and beyond each spring, children are launched into a colourful world that allows them to imagine, laugh, learn and, above all, make memories to last a lifetime!

Studies continue to show that involving children in arts experiences strengthens their cognitive skills which in turn improves school performance. In short, exposure to events like the Festival puts kids on a path towards a lifetime of innovative thinking, creative expression and self confidence.

“Knowing that their small school with your help is able to expose their child to world class theatre and thought provoking hands-on activities is very much appreciated by our parent community.

We were able to choose activities that served the individual classroom and the students and staff absolutely enjoyed their day […] this field trip was the highlight of our school year.” ~ Edmonton elementary school principal

“On behalf of our staff and students, thank you for providing this experience. The memories created on this day will last their lifetimes.” ~ Edmonton elementary school teacher

One of the largest and longest running children’s festivals in North America, this extraordinary sixday event attracts over 50,000 participants each year. Hosting local, national and international artists, the Festival is programmed to allow kids to experience a variety of cultures, performance disciplines and hands-on, interactive activities that will not only keep them engaged, but also foster a lifelong appreciation and understanding for authentic arts experiences. Selected programming is presented in both official languages, as well as each show and activity has carefully thought out curriculum connections.

The Festival is also proud to showcase the cultures that helped shape our country including Canada’s founding Peoples.

EXTREMELY EXTREMELY

MEMORABLE FUN EXTREMELY ADDICTING! Imagine you walk into a room and see a floor full of trampolines, and trampolines on the walls!

Heart racing, you run onto the sea of springy delight, bouncing, leaping and flipping – but wait there’s MORE! Structured activities or a free-for-all, we can serve your curriculum needs.

We have a variety of activities for all ages, and are able to offer tips and suggestions for creating the best experience for teachers as well as students. Forget the boring field trips you’ve been on before, and read more about some of our extreme fun activities.

We have expanded in 2016! Now our two locations serve Northern and Central Alberta; located in the Edmonton and Red Deer communities. We are excited to be able to offer the Red Deer community the same great experience found in Edmonton, and are extatic about seeing all the smiling faces – so bring your class by this year by following the proper contact information here.

THE DUNK ZONE tests your skills at the hoop – can YOU dunk like Jordan?

Well, you can now! Spring into action as you fulfill your dreams of being a basketball superstar, or head off in a battle of the hoop with friends.

THE BATTLE BEAM keeps your opponent on their toes, literally!

Two at a time, you inch your way out onto the beam, and see who can last the longest! Don’t be afraid to lose, though, as our inflatable airbags are there to cushion your fall!

THE DODGE ZONE is all out war, only with dodgeballs!

At Jump 360, we like to take things to the EXTREME – that’s why regular ‘ol dodgeball just wont do! Take the competition to the next level, and find out what extreme dodgeball really means.

THE FLIP ZONE – we are Jump 360 after all!

Jumpers can practice their flips and tricks without worrying about sticking the landing, our cushioned air bags or foam pit are there to catch your fall!

JUMP 360 TRAMPOLINE PARK is the place to be for school or group outings, we cater to a range of age groups and skill levels – after all, we are all about having a fun, safe, and memorable experience!

Safety is a top priority for Jump 360, and our staff have been trained by professionals, Canadian Olympian Trampoline experts Trish McGeer and Greg Roe of Greg Roe Trampoline.

JUMP 360 Edmonton 13535 156 ST NW 780-482-JUMP(5867) party.edmonton@jump360.ca www.jump360.ca/edmonton

JUMP 360 Red Deer 6833 66 ST 403-986-JUMP(5867) party.reddeer@jump360.ca www.jump360.ca/red-deer

ALL AGES TRAMPOLINE FUN • SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS • PHYSICAL EDUCATION

THE FUN THE FACTS DODGEBALL • DUNK ZONE FLIP ZONE • BATTLE BEAM ROPE ZONE • DROP ZONE

Plenty of activities can provide structured programs for students - or a free for all, bounce off the walls.

There is something for everyone, including the teachers!

Alleviate up to 80% of stress on weight-bearing joints.

Trampolining promotes low-impact cardio for people with existing injuries, joint or weight problems.

SKIP THE 30 MIN. JOG

LOW IMPACT ACTIVITY

Trampolining > Jogging As studied by NASA - 10 minutes of trampolining burns the same calories as 30 minutes of jogging.

SIMPLE BOOKING Experience JUMP 360° with your class by following our simple booking proceedure.

ONLINE WWW.JUMP360.CA/SCHOOL Fill out a request with your contact information and someone will get back to you to confirm your booking.

PHONE Call the location closest to you and speak with a Party Planner to assist you with your booking.

FIND US - NEAR YOU! NOW WITH 2 LOCATIONS JUMP 360 JUMP 360

EDMONTON

RED DEER

13535 156 ST NW 6833 66 ST 780-482-JUMP 403-986-JUMP

Central Golden Arrow Buses 20204 - 111th Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5S 2G8 Tel: (780) 447-1538 Fax: (780) 447-1228 www.goldenarrowbuses.com

Heritage Lanes #8, 6200 67A Street Red Deer, AB T4P 3E8 Tel: (403) 309-6385 Email: groupbookings@heritagelanes.com www.heritagelanes.com HeLa Ventures Adventure Education Centre Site 147, Comp 12, RR4 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 2A4 Tel: (403) 845-4325 Email: helaventures@gmail.com www.helaventures.com

Ice on Whyte Festival Room 12, 7730 - 106 Street Edmonton, AB T6E 4W3 Tel: (780) 758-5878 Fax: (888) 692-9019 Email: info@iceonwhyte.ca www.iceonwhyte.ca

International Children’s Festival 5 St. Anne Street St. Albert, AB T8N 3Z9 Tel: (780) 459-1500 Fax: (780) 458-5417 Email: childrensfestival@stalbert.ca www.childfest.com

Innisfail & District Historical Village PO Box 6042 Innisfail, AB T4G 1S7 Tel: (403) 227-2906 Fax: (403) 227-2901 Email: idhs@telus.net www.innisfailhistory.ca

John Janzen Nature Centre 7000 143 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7 Tel: (780) 442-5311 Email: attractions@edmonton.ca www.edmonton.ca

Innisfail Professional Rodeo 4504 - 42 Street Innisfail, AB T4G 1P6 Tel: (403) 227-3166 Fax: (403) 227-2202 Email: iamarket@telus.net www.innisfailauctionmarket.com/rodeo.htm

John Walter Museum 9180 Walterdale Hill NW Edmonton, AB T6E 2V3 Tel: (780) 442-5311 www.edmonton.ca/attractions_events/ john-walter-museum.aspx

Kerry Wood Nature Centre Historic Fort Normandeau

We deliver curriculum-based, interactive, natural and cultural history programs at two amazing sites.

Spend an hour, a day, or a week learning on the land. K-6 and others by special request.

Phone: 403-346-2010 www.waskasoopark.ca bookings@waskasoopark.ca

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he Waskasoo Environmental Education Society operates the Kerry Wood Nature Centre and Historic Fort Normandeau. Both sites offer hands-on, curriculum-based programs with learning outcomes tied directly to the Alberta Learning program of studies.

We can also custom-design your visit.

To find out how we can help you visit us online at www.waskasoopark.ca, call us at 403-346-2010, or send us an email to bookings@waskasoopark.ca.

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Looking for an Educational Spring Farm field trip or a place for your YEAR END school field trip?

Looking to start the year off with educational FUN? Consider a SPRING or FALL visit to the Kraay Family Farm!

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pend time at the farm visiting with the new baby animals, learn about and see the pumpkin and corn plants at their early growing stages! Feed the animals, play on the Jumping Pillows, the slides, in the corn bin, try your hand at mining in the sluice box, and much more!

Reservations available Spring and Fall during school days.

Reservations must be made in advance. Price is $7 a student grades K-6.

Educational talks available upon request. Fun guaranteed!

KRAAYFAMILYFARM.COM

Preschool and School Field trips

Ortona Gymnastics Club operating within the

Saville Community Sports Centre located on

South Campus University of Alberta 11610 - 65th Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T6G 2E1 780-492-7300

Unique and Exciting !

Most students would say that the best field trips are about having fun, while most teachers feel that field trips should be about education.

So where is the happy medium?

Here at Ortona, we combine fun games, activities and gymnastics circuits to create a field trip that is not only engaging and exciting but also physically challenging and educational for every grade level.

We offer field trips year-round for all grades and for students of all abilities including special needs.

Three different field trips teachers can book:

• Discover, Explore, Learn • Curriculum and Exploring • Sports Specific Program

Booking direct line:

780-492-7492 or

Email:

fieldtrips@ortonagymnastics.com

Driving Instructions, maps, office hours on website.

LRT Access - South Campus / Fort Edmonton Park Station

OrtonaGymnastics.com

Reynolds-Alberta Museum

Field Trips That Work... instead of you.

Who: Reynolds-Alberta Museum

Where: Wetaskiwin, Alberta What: 17 field trip programs that complement the Alberta Education Curriculum. Programs are based on our machines; cars, airplanes, tractors and industrial equipment.

When: Year round How: In person at the museum, or in your classroom using video conferencing One example from our Science programs:

FLIGHT OPS

To Book:

Call booking coordinator 1.780.312.2071

GRADE 6, SCIENCE: Topic A: Air and Aerodynamics Topic B: Flight Explore flight, air and aerodynamics. Design your own airfoil and test it in our vertical wind tunnel; See how Bernoulli’s Principal works with our Bernoulli Bench. Manipulate a model to investigate a variety of aircraft configurations and how they operate. Participate in a “game show” and identify control surfaces, major components of an aircraft, and try out the controls in a 1940 Stinson and 1965 Hughes helicopter.

Reynolds-Alberta Museum

6426-40 Ave | 2 km west of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13

www.ReynoldsAlbertaMuseum.com

Central Jump 360 Trampoline Park 13535 - 156 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5V 1R9 Tel: (780) 482-JUMP (5867) Email: info@lztrampoline.com www.lztrampoline.com Jump 360 Trampoline Park 6833 - 66 Street Red Deer, AB T4P 3T5 Tel: (780) 482-JUMP (5867) Email: info@lztrampoline.com www.lztrampoline.com Jurassic Forest and Learning Centre 2-23210, Township Road 564 Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0 Tel: (780) 470-2446 Email: info@jurassicforest.com www.jurassicforest.com Kaleido Family Arts Festival 118 Avenue NW, between 90 & 94 Street Edmonton, AB Tel: (780) 471-1580 Email: info@artsontheave.org www.kaleidofest.ca Kerry Wood Nature Centre 6300 45 Avenue Red Deer, AB T4N 3M4 Tel: (403) 346-2010 Fax: (403) 347-2550 Email: general@waskasoopark.ca www.waskasoopark.ca Kidz Quarterz 172 - 2693 Broadmoor Blvd.

Sherwood Park, AB T8H 0G1 Tel: (780) 467-0172 Email: info@kidzquarterz.ca www.kidzquarterz.ca K-Days Northlands Park, 116 Avenue and Wayne Gretzky Drive Edmonton, AB T5J 2N5 Tel: (780) 471-7210 Fax: (780) 471-8112 Email: info@northlands.com www.k-days.com KJ Bowl 12143 - 54 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5W 3N4 Tel: (780) 477-3132 www.kjbowl.ca

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Kraay Family Farm, Home of the Lacombe Corn Maze Inc. Site 6, Box 9, RR1 Lacombe, AB T4L 2N1 Tel: (403) 302-1709 Fax: (403) 782-9295 Email: info@kraayfamilyfarm.com www.kraayfamilyfarm.com Leduc #1 Energy Discovery Centre #6 - 20 Haven Avenue Devon, AB T9G 2B9 Tel: (780) 987-4323 Email: jbecker@leducnumber1.com www.leducnumber1.com Legislative Assembly of Alberta 10800 - 97 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5K 2B6 Tel: (780) 427-2826 Email: laocommunications@assembly.ab.ca www.assembly.ab.ca Lloydminster Cultural & Science Centre 4515 - 44th Street, Highway 16 East Lloydminster, SK S9V 0X5 Tel: (780) 874-3720 Fax: (780) 874-3721 Email: lcsc@lloydminster.ca www.lloydminster.ca/lcsc

Millet and District Museum and Archives PO Box 178 Millet, AB T0C 1Z0 Tel: (780) 387-5558 Email: info@milletmuseum.ca www.milletmuseum.ca Mountain View Museum & Archives PO Box 3882, 5038 - 50th Street Olds, AB T4H 1P6 Tel: (403) 556-8464 Email: info@oldsmuseum.ca www.oldsmuseum.ca Musée Héritage Museum St. Albert Place, 5 St. Anne Street St. Albert, AB T8N 3Z9 Tel: (780) 459-1528 Fax: (780) 459-1232 Email: museum@artsand heritage.ca www.museeheritage.ca Musée Morinville Museum PO Box 3252, 10010 - 101 Street Morrinville, AB T8R 1S2 Tel: (780) 572-5585 Fax: (780) 572-5586 Email: morinvillemuseum@shaw.ca www.museemorinvillemuseum.com

Luminaria – Devonian Boranic Gardens 51227 Hwy 60 Spruce Grove, AB T7Y 1C5 Tel: (780) 987-3054 www.devonian.ualberta.ca/Events/Luminaria.aspx

Muttart Conservatory 9626 - 96A Street NW Edmonton, AB T6C 4L8 Tel: (780) 442-5311 Email: muttartquestions@edmonton.ca www.muttartconservatory.ca

Markerville Creamery Museum 114 Creamery Way Markerville, AB T0M 1M0 Tel: (403) 728-3006 Email: admin@historicmarkerville.com www.historicmarkerville.com

North Dance Magic 6731 52nd Avenue Red Deer, AB T4N 4K8 Tel: (403) 347-9101 Email: dancemagicnorth@gmail.com www.reddeerdancemagic.com

Michener House Museum 5036 - 51 Street Lacombe, AB T4L 1W2 Tel: (403) 782-3933 Fax: (403) 782-9344 Email: maski@telusplanet.net www.mhma3.blogspot.ca

Norwegian Laft Hus Society 4402 - 47th Ave Red Deer, AB T4N 6T4 Tel: (403) 347-2055 Email: norwegianlafthus@gmail.com www.norwegianlafthussociety.ca Nuit Blanche Edmonton 10242 106 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5J 1H7 Email: info@nuitblancheedmonton.ca www.nuitblancheedmonton.ca

Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology is Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the science of palaeontology—the study of plant and animal life through the fossil record.

The Museum is committed to sharing this fascinating subject with students in an interactive and educationally rich environment. Curriculumfit programs challenge and inspire students to discover the prehistoric past and understand how it relates to the modern world. Knowledgeable and enthusiastic science educators create a sense of wonder and excitement as they make learning an experience to remember.

There are 16 different programs available for schools making a day trip to the Museum suitable for students in kindergarten through grade 12.

New this year is the Ancient Plants and Pollen program for grades four to six. Students discover the world of plants in our Cretaceous Garden exhibit. Working in groups, they are assigned a

specific plant and complete a series of inquirybased activities to see where it fits in the forest ecosystem. The Museum has also modified the Ancient Alberta Rocks program (grades three to six) to have stronger ties with the science and social studies curriculums.

If travel to Drumheller, Alberta, is not feasible, Distance Learning programs will transport your students to the Museum without leaving the classroom. Educators connect live to any classroom computer (with webcam and Internet), or to a videoconferencing system to deliver engaging, curriculum-based programs.

The Royal Tyrrell Museum is pleased to acknowledge ATCO as a sponsor of innovative school programming. Its ongoing sponsorship allows the Museum to develop and deliver handson programs and interactive experiences that are well recognized in the educational community.

Central Old Strathcona #202, 10345 Whyte Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T6E 1Z9 Tel: (780) 437-4182 Fax: (780) 433-4657 Email: info@oldstrathcona.ca www.oldstrathcona.ca

Prairie Gardens & Adventure Farm 56311 Lily Lake Road Bon Accord, AB T0A 0K0 Tel: (780) 921-2272 Email: info@prairiegardens.org www.prairiegardens.org

Onoway Museum and Heritage Centre Box 1368 Onoway, AB T0E 1V0 Tel: (780) 967-1015 Email: admin@onowaymuseum.ca www.onowaymuseum.ca

Rabbit Hill Snow Resort PO Box 41021 Edmonton, AB T6J 6M7 Tel: (780) 955-2440 Fax: (780) 955-3512 Email: info@rabbithill.com www.rabbithill.com

Ponoka Stampede PO Box 4336 Ponoka, AB T4J 1R7 Tel: (403) 783-0100 Email: stampede@ponokastampede.com www.ponokastampede.com

Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery 4525 47A Avenue Red Deer, AB T4N 6Z6 Tel: (403) 309-8405 Email: museum@reddeer.ca  www.reddeermuseum.com

Reynolds Alberta Museum 6426 40th Avenue Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2G1 Tel: (780) 312-2065 Fax: (780) 361-1239 Email: reynoldsalbertamuseum@gov.ab.ca www.history.alberta.ca/reynolds River Valley Programs, City of Edmonton PO Box 2359 Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7 Tel: (780) 496-2983 Fax: (780) 496-2955 Email: CMS.OutdoorPrograms@edmonton.ca www.edmonton.ca/activities_parks_recreation/ parks_rivervalley/rv-programs.aspx Rocky Mountain House Museum 5406 48th Street (Highway 11) , Box 1508 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1B2 Tel: (403) 845-2332 Fax: (403) 845-7666 Email: rmuseum@telusplanet.net www.rockymuseum.com

Rabbit Hill Snow Resort has been introducing youth to the excitement of winter sport for over 60 years.

It is one of the largest areas in Northern Alberta, and is located only 15 minutes south of Edmonton.

Skiing and snowboarding introduces a way to stay active over the winter season. Students get the opportunity to develop new skills in a positive and interactive learning environment.

Certified Snow School Instructors will focus on skill development and improvement in a safe and enjoyable way.

Rabbit Hill will work with you to tailor a flexible package that fits the needs of your group, large or small.

Contact their Group Coordinator to find out how easy it is to organize your next trip!

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Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site Site 127, Comp 6, RR4 Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 2A4 Tel: (403) 845-2912 Email: rocky.info@pc.gc.ca www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ab/rockymountain

Snow Valley Ski Club PO Box 21100 Edmonton, AB T6R 2V4 Tel: (780) 434-3991 Fax: (780) 436-5479 Email: schoolgroups@snowvalley.ab.ca www.snowvalley.ab.ca

Stony Plain and Parkland Pioneer Museum 5120 - 41 Avenue Stony Plain, AB T7Z 1L5 Tel: (780) 963-1234 Fax: (780) 968-5564 Email: info@pioneermuseum.ca www.pioneermuseum.ca

Royal Alberta Museum 12845 102 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5N 0M6 Tel: (780) 453-9100 Fax: (780) 453-9165 Email: book.ram@gov.ab.ca www.royalalbertamuseum.ca

Spruce Grove Grain Elevator Museum Box 3012 Spruce Grove, AB T7X 3A4 Tel: (780) 960-4600 Email: elevator@sprucegroveagsociety.com www.sprucegrove.org

Strathcona Wilderness Centre 2025 Oak Street Sherwood Park, AB T8A 0W9 Tel: (780) 922-3939 www.strathcona.ca/departments/recreationparks-and-culture/recreation-centres/strathconawilderness-centre

Rutherford House Provincial Historic Site 11153 Saskatchewan Drive Edmonton, AB T6G 2S1 Tel: (780) 427-3995 Fax: (780) 427-4288 Email: Rutherford.House@gov.ab.ca www.rutherfordhousehistoricsite.org Ryley Museum Society 5103 - 49 Street Ryley, AB T0B 4A0 Tel: (780) 663-3693

Stephansson House Provincial Historic Site c/o 8820 - 112 Street Edmonton, AB T6G 2P8 Tel: (780) 427-0357 Fax: (403) 728-3928 Email: stephansson.house@gov.ab.ca www.stephanssonhouse.org Stone Barn Garden west end of Wm. F. Lede Park Leduc, AB T9G 0H9 Tel: (780) 980-7181 www.leduc.ca

Servus Credit Union Place 400 Campbell Road St. Albert, AB T8N 0R8 Tel: (780) 418-6088 Fax: (780) 459-2750 Email: spquestions@stalbert.ca www.servusplace.ca Servus Heritage Festival 10125 157 Street Edmonton, AB T5P 2T9 Tel: (780) 488-3378 Fax: (780) 455-9097 Email: info@heritage-festival.com www.heritage-festival.com Silver Skate Festival PO Box 1105 Edmonton, AB T5J 2M1 Tel: (780) 488-1960 Email: info@silverskatefestival.org www.silverskatefestival.org

Celebrating the Way We Were

Strathcona County Museum and Archives 913 Ash Street Sherwood Park, AB T8A 2G3 Tel: (780) 467-8189 Fax: (780) 467-8189 www.strathconacountymuseum.ca Summerland Leisure Park 40325 Range Road 282 Lacombe, AB Tel: (403) 748-4855 Email: summerlandleisurepark@shaw.ca www.summerlandleisurepark.com

SUNDRE PIONEER MUSEUM FEATURING THE WORLD OF WILDLIFE EXHIBIT Come take an imaginary trip around the world in our World of Wildlife exhibit and view over 170 animal mounts from around the world.

Sundre

Pioneer Museum Featuring the World of Wildlife Exhibit

211 1st Avenue S.W, Sundre, AB T0M 1X0

403-638-3233

www.sundremuseum.com

Educational guided tours available showcasing our local conservation efforts and artistry. Celebrate the way we were in our four-acre heritage village; home to a trappers cabin, chapel, barn, blacksmith shop, pioneer house, and school house.

We offer tours, group rates, and a night at the museum for those interested in a more personal experience. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy a day in our green space.

All events and heritage performers available on our website and social media sites.

Connect with us!

E: sundremuseum@telus.net

Hours of Operation: Monday to Sunday 10 am – 5 pm

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Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village

STEP OUT OF YOUR CLASSROOM… AND INTO OURS! Travel back in time for a unique and immersive learning experience at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village.

Our award-winning open-air museum, authentic setting and costumed ‘historical characters’ bring Alberta’s history to life.

Year-round program options will make a lasting impression on children of all ages.

Book for: • Fall and Winter Programs • Spring Programs • Pioneer Classroom • Children’s Pioneer Day

780.662.3640 | 25 minutes east of Edmonton on Hwy. 16

uchvbookings@gov.ab.ca I ukrainianvillage.ca

Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village Travel back in time for a unique and immersive learning experience!

In the early 20th century, east central Alberta was home to the largest settlement of Ukrainian pioneers in all of Canada! School programs at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village invite children to travel back in time where an authentic setting and costumed “historical characters” bring Alberta’s history to life.

A range of year-round programs and hands-on historic activities complement the Alberta curriculum and make a lasting impression on children of all ages. Program bookings may be made up to one year in advance.

Fall and winter programs include Zhnyva: The Harvest (October only), A Community in the Past, Children Were Also Pioneers, Golden Rule Days, Emigration Gamble and Letters from the Past (distance learning). Grade 7-12

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options include Ukrainian Heritage Foods and Past Visions for Today. The one- and two-room schoolhouses are also available on select months for a teaching experience in an old-fashioned school setting.

Seasonal Programs offered in winter include RizdvoUkrainian Pioneer Christmas and Iordan-Feast of Jordan, while the Velykden’-Ukrainian Pioneer Easter in spring is a popular choice.

Spring programs (available after the May long weekend) include Guided and Self-Guided Tours, Children’s Pioneer Days, Settler Scramble. The Pioneer Classroom value-added program allows teachers to complement their spring program with an additional schoolroom experience.

To learn more, please visit www.ukrainianvillage.ca, email uchvbookings@gov.ab.ca, or call 780-662-3640 (call toll free by first dialing 310-0000).

The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is located only 25 minutes east of Edmonton along Hwy 16.

MUSIC LIVES INSIDE Students learn all about sound through exploring the Winspear, hearing the ESO, trying instruments, and creating their own music.

Catch a sneak peek of the ESO at work, and gain an inside view of the rehearsal process through a live blog broadcast and a Q&A.

From tours to choir workshops to band clinics to instrument demonstrations, we can develop a plan that will work for your group.

Have you always wanted to play your instrument with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra?

Check out our Rusty Musicians programs.

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Sundre Pioneer Village Museum and World of Wildlife Exhibit Box 314, 211 - 1st Avenue SW Sundre, AB T0M 1X0 Tel: (403) 638-3233 Email: sundremuseum@telus.net www.sundre.com/history.html Sunnybrook Farm Museum 4701 - 30 Street Red Deer, AB T4N 5H7 Tel: (403) 340-3511 Fax: (403) 340-3574 Email: sbfs@shaw.ca www.sunnybrookfarmmuseum.ca

Telus World of Science – Edmonton 1211 - 142nd Street Edmonton, AB T5M 4A1 Tel: (780) 451-3344 Email: info@twose.ca www.telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca The Jungle Farm 28120 Township Road 362 Red Deer, AB T4G 0M7 Tel: (403) 227-4231 Email: info@thejunglefarm.com www.thejunglefarm.com

The Works International Art & Design Festival 10635 95 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5H 2C3 Tel: (780) 426-2122 Fax: (780) 426-4673 Email: theworks@telusplanet.net www.theworks.ab.ca Thunder in the Valley Drag Races PO Box 7642 Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1S7 Tel: (780) 621-8677 Email: info@thunderinthevalleydragrace.ca www.thunderinthevalleydragrace.ca Torrington Gopher Hole Museum PO Box 81, 208 - 1 Street South Torrington, AB T0M 2B0 Tel: (403) 631-3805 www.gopherholemuseum.ca

Vertically Inclined Looking for a great fitness alternative for your students? Look no further.

 Kindergarten to College  Learning, Challenge & Fun!  1 , 2 & 3 hour or multi-visit sessions... or let us customize a program for you

780-496-9390

www.verticallyinclined.com

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VERYRY MERSCH MUN

Vertically Inclined Rock Gym offers many climbing options for schools and students to choose from such as: • Just Climbing 2 Hour Session • Taste of Climbing 1 Hour Session • Getting Into 3 Hour Session • ClimbFit Program

For more information please visit us at

http://www.verticallyinclined.com or call us 780-496-9390.

Wide Open Children’s Theatre

Based on 6 stories by Robert Munsch, Adapted by Wide Open Touring Alberta And Saskatchewan February to May 2018

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Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village 8820 - 112 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6G 2P8 Tel: (780) 662-3640 Fax: (780) 662-3273 Email: natalie.oipko@gov.ab.ca www.ukrainianvillage.ca

Custom programs available to meet your goals!

wideopen.ca (306)683-9460

Experience ‘Higher Learning’

Tour of Alberta Pro Cycling Festival #590, 10665 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, AB T5J 3S9 Tel: (587) 523-0280 Email: info@albertapeloton.ca www.tourofalberta.ca

Touring professional puppet shows since 2001, Very Merry Munsch is based on 6 stories by Robert Munsch, adapted by Wide Open.

This one hour presentation featuring 30 Muppet-style puppets, a live narrator and heaps of audience participation! “…by the end of the show the adults are having as much fun as the kids” CBC 5 stars.

More Info: tour@wideopen.ca (306)683-9460

If you are looking for a fun and exciting way to bring science to life in your classroom, Marine Life at West Edmonton Mall can help! Students can experience the wonder of the natural world by interacting with our animals.

West Edmonton Mall Marine Life offers exploratory and curriculumbased programs that range from one to 4.5 hours. These programs include: a reptile or penguin presentation in our Education Classroom; a guided tour of Sea Life Caverns, with a stop at our interactive touch pools; or a behind-the-scenes tour of Marine Life. Groups can also enjoy a private sea lion training session or a California sea lion show.

If your students are aged 12 and over and you are looking for a more hands-on experience for them, West Edmonton Mall Marine Life offers a Sea Lion Training School, where students can spend a morning being a sea lion trainer. This program provides students with a basic understanding of what it is like to be a sea lion trainer and of the work involved caring for Marine Life’s many animals.

West Edmonton Mall EDUCATION Programs Class is in session...

Use your mathematical skills to measure and perform calculations involving various aspects of World Waterpark.

MATH 101 WORLD WATERPARK

PHYSICS 101 WORLD WATERPARK OR GALAXYLAND

World Waterpark, a perfect place to enhance classroom learning OR Galaxyland, a spectacular place to set learning in motion.

Contact Group Sales for more information 780-444-5308 or email groups@wem.ca

WEM ADVENTURE CAMP

EXPLORATORY, CURRICULUM BASED & OUTREACH PROGRAMS

AGES 6-12

BIRTHDAY PARTY OPTIONS

TO BOOK CALL 780-444-5320

OR EMAIL MARINELIFE@WEM.CA

Fun & Interactive learning for all ages wem.ca

CANADA’S ACCREDITED ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS

AQUARIUMS ET ZOOS ACCRÉDITÉS DU CANADA

West Edmonton Mall Marine Life can also take animals to your school through its outreach programs. You can choose to have either an African penguin or a variety of marine invertebrates come right into your classroom.

To book your Marine Life experience, please contact marinelife@wem.ca or call 780-444-5320.

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Ukrainian Pysanka Festival - Vegreville Cultural Association PO Box 908 Vegreville, AB T9C 1S1 Tel: (780) 632-2777 Fax: (780) 632-2770 Email: info@pysankafestival.com www.pysankafestival.com University of Alberta – Augustana Campus, Jr. University Summer Camps 4901 - 46 Avenue Camrose, AB T4V 2R3 Tel: (780) 679-1502 Fax: (780) 679-1129 Email: info@augustana.ca www.augustana.ualberta.ca/jru Vegreville Regional Museum PO Box 328, 14413 Highway 16A Vegreville, AB T9C 1R3 Tel: (780) 632-7650 Email: info@vegrevillemuseum.ca www.vegrevillemuseum.ca

Vertically Inclined Rock Gym 8523 Argyll Road Edmonton, AB T6C 4B2 Tel: (780) 496-9297 Email: climbing@verticallyinclined.com www.verticallyinclined.com Victoria Settlement Provincial Historic Site (Smoky Lake) 58161 Range Road 171A, River Lot 6, Victoria Settlement County of Smoky Lake, AB T0A 3C0 Tel: (780) 656-2333 www.history.alberta.ca/victoria/ Visualeyez Performance Art Festival 10242 – 106 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 1H7 Tel: (780) 423-5353 Fax: (780) 424-9117 Email: info@latitude53.org www.visualeyez.org

Watchable Wildlife Tours Edmonton, AB Tel: (780) 405-4880 www.birdsandbackcountry.com West Edmonton Mall 1755, 8882 170 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5T 4J2 Tel: (780) 444-5321 www.wem.ca Westerner Days Fair & Exposition 4847A 19th Street Red Deer, AB T4R 2N7 Tel: (403) 343-7800 Email: askus@westernerpark.ca www.westernerdays.ca Westlock Pioneer Museum PO Box 5806 Westlock, AB T7P 2P6 Tel: (780) 349-4849 Email: westlockmuseum@yahoo.ca www.westlockmuseum.com

PIZZA DAY FUNDRAISING & FREE REWARDS

PROGRAM

Put the FUN in fundraising and raise dough for your school!

CALL OUR TOLL FREE PIZZA LUNCH HOTLINE AT:

3 10-73 73 (no area code required)

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Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum 5007 - 50th Avenue Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 0S3 Tel: (780) 352-0227 Fax: (780) 352-0226 Email: wdhm@persona.ca www.wetaskiwinmuseum.com YMCA Health Fitness & Recreation Centre 11510 - 153 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5X 6A3 Tel: (780) 476-YMCA (9622) www.northernalberta.ymca.ca YMCA Health Fitness & Recreation Centre 10211 - 102 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5J 0A5 Tel: (780) 452-YMCA (9622) www.northernalberta.ymca.ca

YMCA Health Fitness & Recreation Centre 7121 - 178 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5T 5T9 Tel: (780) 481-YMCA (9622) www.northernalberta.ymca.ca YMCA Health Fitness & Recreation Centre 1975 - 111 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6J 7C6 Tel: (780) 439-YMCA (9622) www.northernalberta.ymca.ca

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YMCA Welcome Village 9538 103A Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5H 0J3 Tel: (780) 426-9265

All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transcribed in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written permission of the Publisher, DEL Communications Inc.

YMCA of Northern Alberta 10211 - 105 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 1E3 Tel: (780) 429-YMCA (9622) www.northernalberta.ymca.ca

FUNDRAISING PROGRAM • Special school rates • Order 8 or more times during the school year and receive a FREE order in June!

• Encourage reading with our Pizza 73 Book Club • Hot & Fresh Pizza conveniently delivered to your classroom

CALL OUR TOLL FREE PIZZA LUNCH HOTLINE AT:

3 10-73 73 (no area code required)

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Alberta Provincial Historic Site, Interpretive Centres and Museums www.history.alberta.ca/mainfiles/ experiencealbertahistory/educationprograms.aspx Alternative Adventures Box 5028 Hinton, AB T7V 1X3 Tel: (780) 817-9696 Email: info@alternativeadventures.ca www.alternativeadventures.ca Banff Mountain Film & Book Festival PO Box 1020, 107 Tunnel Mountain Drive Banff, AB T1L 1H5 Tel: (403) 762-6347 Fax: (403) 762-6277 Email: banffmountainfestival@banffcentre.ca www.banffcentre.ca Banff National Park SnowDays PO Box 1298 Banff, AB T1L 1B3 Tel: (403) 762-0270 www.banfflakelouise.com Banff Park Museum National Historic Site 91 Banff Avenue Banff, AB T1L 1K2 Tel: (403) 762-1558 Email: caveandbasin@pc.gc.ca www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ab/banff Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum 1 Birch Avenue Banff, AB T0L 0C0 Tel: (403) 762-2388 Email: info@buffalonationsmuseum.com www.buffalonationsmuseum.com Canadian Rockies Snow Battle PO Box 568 Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-6236 Email: Kaitie@JasperCanadianRockies.com www.canadianrockiessnowbattle.ca C.W.S.X. – Canadian Wilderness School & Expeditions 42 Lac Des Arcs Drive Lac Des Arcs, AB T1W 2W3 Tel: (780) 695-5141 www.cwexpeditions.net

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Canmore Cave Tours 129 Bow Meadows Crescent Canmore, AB T1W 2W8 Tel: (403) 678-8819 Email: info@canmorecavetours.com www.canmorecavetours.com Canmore Folk Music Festival PO Box 8098 Canmore, AB T1W 2T8 Tel: (403) 678-2524 Email: admin@canmorefolkfestival.com www.canmorefolkfestival.com Canmore Highland Games – Three Sisters Scottish Festival Society PO Box 8102 Canmore, AB T1W 2T8 Tel: (403) 678-9454 Fax: (403) 678-3385 Email: info@canmorehighlandgames.ca www.canmorehighlandgames.ca Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre PO Box 8849, 902B - 7th Avenue Canmore, AB T1W 0C1 Tel: (403) 678-2462 Fax: (403) 678-2216 Email: progeams@cmags.org www.cmags.org Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park 1988 Olympic Way Canmore, AB T1W 2T6 Tel: (403) 678-2400 www.canmorenordiccentre.org Canmore Winter Carnival PO Box 8608 Canmore, AB T1W 2V3 Tel: (855) 678-1295 www.tourismcanmore.com Cave and Basin National Historic Site 311 Cave Avenue Banff, AB T0L 0C0 Tel: (403) 762-1566 Email: caveandbasin@pc.gc.ca www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ab/caveandbasin Douglas Fir Resort and Chalets PO Box 1228, 525 Tunnel Mountain Road Banff, AB T1L 1B2 Tel: (403) 762-5591 Email: info@douglasfir.com www.douglasfir.com

Elevation Place 700 Railway Avenue Canmore, AB T1W 1P4 Tel: (403) 678-8920 Fax: (403) 678-8934 Email: elevation@canmore.ca www.elevationplace.ca Extreme Air Park 1411 33rd Street NE Calgary, AB T2A 5P1 Tel: (403) 265-2733 www.extremeairpark.com Ice Magic Fesitval Suite 375, Cascade Plaza Banff, AB T1L 1B3 Tel: (403) 762-0270 www.banfflakelouise.com Jasper Dark Sky Festival Jasper, AB www.jasperdarkskyfest.com Jasper Rafting PO Box 1447, 626 Connaught Drive Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-3777 Email: info@rmriverguides.com www.jasperrafting.com Jasper SkyTram PO Box 1198 Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-3093 Fax: (780) 852-5779 Email: sales@jasperskytram.com www.jasperskytram.com Jasper Tour Company Box 1267 Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-7070 Email: info@jaspertourcompany.com www.jaspertourcompany.com Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archive PO Box 42, 400 Bonhomme Street Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-3013 Email: manager@jaspermuseum.org www.jaspermuseum.org

JOIN US IN NATURE’S CLASSROOM Your Customized Winter & Summer School Adventure Awaits at Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola The Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola offers specialized year round programming for schools looking to give their students a hands on learning experience. Join us in nature’s classroom and learn about wildlife, plant life and the heritage of the stunning Lake Louise area.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lake Louise is one of the most spectacular destinations on the planet. Available year-round, our Winter School Group and Summer Junior Ranger programs are delivered by our certified Interpretive Guides.

The Summer Junior Ranger packages offer the opportunity to spot Grizzly bears grazing on the slopes from the safety of our awe-inspiring Summer Gondola. Students will also learn about and photograph the magnificent wildlife, precious ecosystems and unspoiled beauty of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Here students are inspired with wonder and curiosity.

Our Winter School Group packages include a variety of activities including Tubing or our Scenic and Wildlife Snowshoe Tours. Our downhill skiing and snowboarding packages include lift tickets, equipment rentals, lessons and meal options.

Bring your classroom to the Canadian Rockies and inspire students to build a life-long relationship with the mountains, mountain culture and winter sports. It’s the perfect way to experience Lake Louise.

Tell us what you’re looking for and together we’ll build a customized school group package that fulfills your needs!

To book or for more information, please contact Group Sales at groups@skilouise.com or call 1-403-522-1341.

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Jasper's Whitewater Rafting Ltd. PO Box 3000 Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-7238 Fax: (780) 852-3623 Email: raftingjasper@telus.net www.whitewaterraftingjasper.com Jump 360 Trampoline Park 13535 - 156 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5V 1R9 Tel: (780) 482-JUMP (5867) Email: info@lztrampoline.com www.lztrampoline.com Jump 360 Trampoline Park 6833 - 66 Street Red Deer, AB T4P 3T5 Tel: (780) 482-JUMP (5867) Email: info@lztrampoline.com www.lztrampoline.com Lake Louise Fall Festival PO Box 1298 Banff, AB T1L 1B3 Tel: (403) 762-0270 www.banfflakelouise.com Lake Louise Ski Resort Box 5, 1 Whitehorn Road Lake Louise, AB T0L 1E0 Tel: (877) 9-Louise (956-8473) Email: info@skilouise.com www.skilouise.com Marmot Basin / Jasper Skytram PO Box 1300, #1 Marmot Road Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-3816 Email: info@skimarmot.com www.jasperskytram.com

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Mt. Norquay PO Box 1520 Banff, AB T1L 1B4 Tel: (403) 762-4421 Email: info@banffnorquay.com www.banffnorquay.com MEC Ice Climbing Festival Suite 375, Cascade Plaza Banff, AB T1L 1B3 Tel: (403) 762-0270 www.banfflakelouise.com Northern Lights Wolf Centre 1745 Short Road Golden, BC V0A 1H1 Tel: (250) 344-6798 www.northernlightswildlife.com Ski Marmot Basin PO Box 1300, #1 Marmot Road Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-3816 Email: info@skimarmot.com www.skimarmot.com Sunshine Village Ski & Snowboard Resort PO Box 1510 Banff, AB T1L 1J5 Tel: (87) SKI-BANFF (877) 542-2633 Email: comments@skibanff.com www.skibanff.com The Palisades Stewardship Education Centre - Parks Canada and Grande Yellowhead Public School Division PO Box 10 Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-6210 Fax: (780) 852-6201 www.thepalisadescentre.ca

Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies PO Box 160, 111 Bear Street Banff, AB T1L 1A3 Tel: (403) 762-2291 Fax: (403) 762-8919 Email: Info@whyte.org www.whyte.org Wild Blue Yonder Adventure Tours Ltd. PO Box 1611 Grand Cache, AB T0E 0Y0 Tel: (780) 827-5450 Email: fun@wildblueyonder.ca www.wildblueyonder.ca William A. Switzer Provincial Park Environmental Education 3rd Floor Government Centre, 131 Civic Centre Road Hinton, AB T7V 2E6 Email: scott.sunderwald@gov.ab.ca www.albertaparks.ca Yamnuska Mountain Adventures # 200 - 50 Lincoln Park Canmore, AB T1W 3E9 Tel: (403) 678-4164 Email: info@yamnuska.com www.yamnuska.com All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transcribed in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written permission of the Publisher, DEL Communications Inc.

51505 R ange Road 215 Sherwood Park, AB T8E 1H1

Only 45 minutes from downtown Edmonton

Birch Bay Ranch Birch Bay Ranch is a summer camp and year-round group rental facility located just 45 minutes from downtown Edmonton. Situated on 104 acres of mixed forest, meadow and lakefront terrain, Birch Bay Ranch provides children, youth and adults with unforgettable experiences. Campers and guests can challenge themselves on the obstacles of our state-of-the-art ropes course; learn to interact with animals and nature while horseback riding; enjoy delicious and well-balanced meals; and much more.

Our purpose is to provide activities and facilities that allow kids and adults alike to grow physically, socially, emotionally and spiritually as they develop self-esteem, teamwork skills, independence and a love of nature, physical activity and the outdoors. All of this takes place in a warm, Christian atmosphere with positive and encouraging staff members.

Activities at the ranch include climbing walls, zip-lines, horseback riding, archery and other targetshooting activities, gym and field sports, arts and crafts and more. Be sure to check out the full list of activities on our website.

From September to April, Birch Bay Ranch operates as a retreat centre for school groups, church groups, boys and girls clubs, family reunions, birthday parties, outdoor leadership groups and others. Groups can book during the week or over a weekend. A booking includes food and accommodations in our bunk-style cabins, the use of a meeting space, and the option to book any of our various activities.

Contact information: Birch Bay Ranch 51505 Range Road 215, Sherwood Park, AB, T8E 1H1 Email: office@birchbayranch.com | Phone: 780-922-2883 | Website: www.birchbayranch.com Field Trip Directory 2017-2018

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Northern Art Gallery of St. Albert 19 Perron Street St. Albert, AB T8N 1E5 Tel: (780) 460-4310 Fax: (780) 460-9537 Email: ahfgallery@artsandheritage.ca www.artgalleryofstalbert.ca Athabasca Heritage Society 4704–48 Street Athabasca, AB T9S 1R2 Tel: (780) 675 – 6306 Email: margaret@athabascau.ca www.athabascaheritage.ca Bold Center Recreation Facility 8702 - 91 Avenue Lac La Biche, AB T0A 2C0 Tel: (780) 623-3829 Email: info@boldcenter.ca www.boldcenter.ca Bonnyville Rodeo and Chuckwagon Championships PO Box 7431 Bonnyville, AB T9H 2H7 www.bprca.com

Canadian Tractor Museum PO Box 5414, 9704 - 96th Avenue Westlock, AB T7P 2P5 Tel: (780) 349-3353 Email: canadiantractormuseum@telus.net www.canadiantractormuseum.ca

EC Bar Ranch Adventures Box 1965, 73507, Range Road 163 High Prairie, AB Tel: (780) 523-0242 Email: info@ecbarranch.ca www.ecbarranch.ca

Devonian Botanic Garden – University of Alberta 51227 Highway 60 (5 Km north of Devon) Parkland County, AB T7Y 1C5 Tel: (780) 987-3054 Email: dbginfo@ualberta.ca www.devonian.ualberta.ca

Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum 10425 - 99 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5K 0E5 Tel: (780) 422-1970 Email: archivesmuseum@epsb.ca www.archivesmuseum.epsb.ca

Dick Laurin's Hay & Sleigh Rides 530048 Range Road 183 Edmonton, AB Tel: (780) 464-0234 Fax: (780) 662-0490 Email: dixland@datanet.ab.ca www.hayandsleighrides.ca

Fort George and Buckingham House Provincial Historic Site (Elk Point) 318, 5025 - 49 Avenue St. Paul, AB T0A 3A4 Tel: (780) 724-2611 Fort Heritage Precinct 10006 – 100 Avenue Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 0J3 Tel: (780) 998-1783 Email: museum@fortsask.ca www.historycentre.ca and www.fortsask.ca

Create at Art Gallery of St. Albert

CREATE AND EXPLORE IN ST. ALBERT Discover unforgettable curriculum-based programs at Art Gallery of St. Albert and Musée Héritage Museum.

artsandheritage.ca

Arts and Heritage St. Albert #200, 20 Perron St., St. Albert, AB 780-459-1163 registration@artsandheritage.ca

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Art Gallery of St. Albert inspires creativity and collaboration, through fun and interactive visual art workshops. Children learn self-expression, critical thinking and social awareness under the guidance of artist instructors in fully equipped studios. Through in-school field trips, exhibitions, or hands-on studio programs, students can explore clay, painting, glass, fibre art and more.

Explore at Musée Héritage Museum and Heritage Sites The Musée Héritage Museum offers exhibitions, collections and staff that introduce curious students to primary sources.

Our museum educators are passionate about developing inquiry-based programs, classroom resource kits and inschool field trips—even professional development for teachers. Our Aboriginal educators develop, instruct and lead activities that solidify our leadership in Aboriginal programming.

Learn more and register for programs at artsandheritage.ca/learning-discovery or call 780-459-1163

Fort McMurray Heritage Park 1 Tolen Drive Fort McMurray, AB T9H 1G7 Tel: (780) 791-7575 Fax: (780) 791-5180 Email: programs@fortmcmurrayhistory.com www.fortmcmurrayhistory.com

Historic Dunvegan Provincial Park PO Box 2269, 10209 - 109 Street Fairview, AB T0H 1L0 Tel: (780) 835-7150 Fax: (780) 835-5525 Email: stephanie.mclachlan@gov.ab.ca www.historyalberta.ca/dunvegan

Fort McMurray Marine Park 8405 Prairie Loop Blvd.

Fort McMurray, AB T9H 0G2 Tel: (780) 881-3005 Fax: (780) 791-5180 Email: programs@fortmcmurrayhistory.com www.fortmcmurrayhistory.com

Horse Trekking Adventures Township Road #832A & Range Road #40 Fairview, AB Tel: (780) 835-4629 Email: lkosheiff@gmail.com

Grande Prairie Stompede Box 1338 Grand Prairie, AB T8V 4Z1 Tel: (780) 532-4646 Email: office@gpstompede.com www.gpstompede.com

La Crete Mennonite Heritage Village Box 791 La Crete, AB T0H 2H0 Tel: (780) 928-4447 Email: lacretemuseum@gmail.com www.lacretemuseum.weebly.com

Northern

Lac La Biche Mission - National Historic Site of Canada Site 640, Comp 2, RR2 Lac La Biche, AB T0A 2C2 Tel: (780) 623-3274 Fax: (780) 623-3471 Email: llbhs@mcsnet.ca www.LacLaBicheMission.com Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory Box 1076 Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A0 Tel: (780) 849-8240 Email: info@lslbo.org www.lslbo.org/education/songbird-festival Musée Héritage Museum St. Albert Place, 5 St. Anne Street St. Albert, AB T8N 3Z9 Tel: (780) 459-1528 Fax: (780) 459-1232 Email: museum@artsandheritage.ca www.artsandheritage.ca

University of Alberta

Botanic Garden AWARD-WINNING

SCHOOL FIELD TRIP PROGRAMS Ponds - Insects - Plants - Forests - Animals Conserving Biodiversity - Much More

Help your students discover the wonder of nature at the University of Alberta Botanic Garden.

The award-winning Kids-in-the-Garden environmental education programs engage students in Grades K-12 with hands-on, interactive outdoor learning. In half- or full-day, curriculum-based field trips, students might hike through natural forests and wetlands, catch an insect or a frog, hug a tree, or become a pollinating bee. All will deepen their connections to the natural world, led by the Garden’s trained naturalists.

Kids-in-the-Garden field trips introduce and reinforce the message that outside is awesome, mud is delightful, and plants are really cool. We know our job is done when a child can hold a leech and think it’s lovely, or Build-aBud with their classmates and learn, through play, the parts of a flower. Our objective is to instill in children a joyful appreciation of the natural world, through positive interaction and age-appropriate, authentic programming.

BOOKING FOR 2018 FIELD TRIPS STARTS SEPTEMBER 7, 2017!

(780) 987-3054 ext 2226 uabg.education@ualberta.ca

Booking for 2018 field trips starts September 1, 2017.

For information, visit www.botanicgarden.ualberta.ca or call (780) 987-3054 ext. 2226.

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26171 Garden Valley Rd, Spruce Grove, AB Phone (general inquiries) 780-554-4540 email: edmontoncornmaze@gmail.com

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isit Edmonton’s original corn maze, where our huge, mind-bending corn maze will keep you guessing! Each year we unveil a new and exciting maze design and look forward to getting thousands of visitors lost. This year’s maze design promises to provide an amazing aerial view as well as a challenging maze. Though the correct pathways can be walked in under 30 minutes, most directionally-challenged visitors – adults and children alike – will require about one hour to travel through the maze of more than 5 km of twists and turns and 85 decision points.

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Edmonton Corn Maze

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isit Edmonton’s original corn maze, where

Open August to mid-October.

our huge, mind-bending corn maze will keep you guessing! Each year we unveil a new and exciting maze design and look

General inquiries: 780-554-4540

forward to getting thousands of visitors lost. This year’s

Group reservations: 780-499-5939

maze design promises to provide an amazing aerial

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view as well as a challenging maze. Though the correct pathways can be walked in under 30 minutes, most

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directionally-challenged visitors – adults and children

edmontoncornmaze.ca

alike – will require about one hour to travel through the

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maze of more than five kilometres of twists and turns

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and 85 decision points.

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Every year, hundreds of students gather in the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium to experience the final dress rehearsal for each of Edmonton Opera’s mainstage productions. The CIBC Student Dress Rehearsals are a unique opportunity for students to see live opera first hand, with lavish sets, costumes, and world-renowned talent on stage, accompanied by the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in the pit. We also provide detailed education guides to enhance the learning component of each operatic adventure.

This year, we are delighted to showcase a season of three breathtaking shows, beginning with Les Feluettes (Lilies), a new Canadian masterpiece that has been dubbed ‘Quebec’s own Romeo and Juliet’. Lilies offers students insights into art history, religion, and Quebecois culture while staging a timeless love story.

For our spectacular winter matinee performance, we present Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore in a new 1920s Jazz Age production. This musical comedy will have students of all ages laughing and cheering as a group of quirky sailors cause mayhem on the high seas!

Finally, opera’s ultimate heartbreaker returns in our stylish new production of Don Giovanni. This classic opera is an important piece in the history of music — master composer Mozart brings together elements of comedy, tragedy, and the supernatural to create a spellbinding score.

Bringing your students to the opera sparks their creativity and encourages an appreciation for a variety of art forms; Edmonton Opera integrates orchestral music, unamplified singing, and scenic design to create grand productions that exemplify the power of live performance.

Northern Native Cultural Arts Museum - Northern Lakes College 62 Mission Street Grouard, AB T0G 1C0 Tel: (780) 751-3306 Fax: (780) 751-3308 Email: museum@northernlakescollege.ca www.Northernlakescollege.ca Oil Sands Discovery Centre 515 MacKenzie Blvd.

Fort McMurray, AB T9H 4X3 Tel: (780) 743-7167 Fax: (780) 791-0710 Email: osdc.education@gov.ab.ca www.oilsandsdiscovery.com Onoway Heritage Centre/Onoway Museum Box 1368, 4708 Lac Ste Anne Trail N. Onoway, AB T0E 1V0 Tel: (780) 967-1015 Fax: (780) 967-1015 Email: admin@onowaymuseum.ca www.onowaymuseum.ca

Peace River Museum, Archives and MacKenzie Centre 10302 - 99 Street Peace River, AB T8S 1K1 Tel: (780) 624-4261 Email: museum@peaceriver.ca www.peaceriver.ca/museum Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum PO Box 328, 9301-112 Avenue Wembley, AB T0H 3S0 Tel: (587) 771-0662 Fax: (587) 771-0663 Email: education@dinomuseum.ca www.dinomuseum.ca Plamondon Mud Bogs Lac La Biche, AB www.laclabicheregion.com Slave River Paddlefest c/o Fort Smith Paddling Club PO Box 335 Fort Smith, NT X0E 0P0 Tel: (867) 872-3593 Email: slavepaddlefest@gmail.com www.fskayak.webs.com

Songbird Festival, Lesser Slave Lake Box 1076 Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A0 Tel: (780) 849-8240 Email: info@lslbo.org www.lslbo.org/education/songbird-festival/ Stony Plain and Parkland Pioneer Museum 5120 - 41 Avenue Stony Plain, AB T7Z 1L5 Tel: (780) 963-1234 Fax: (780) 968-5564 Email: info@pioneermuseum.ca www.pioneermuseum.ca The Fort Museum of the North West Mounted Police and First Nations Interpretive Centre Box 776 Fort Macleod, AB T0L 0Z0 Tel: (403) 553-4703 Fax: (403) 553-3451 Email: info@nwmpmuseum.com www.nwmpmuseum.com

SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST DINOSAURS! The interactive, inquiry-based programs at the Jurassic Forest and Learning Centre will take students and teachers back in time to discover prehistoric flora and fauna, while highlighting the beauty and diversity of the modern forest ecosystem. The educational programs at Jurassic Forest were designed to meet Alberta Curriculum targets for Grades 1-7. Students will explore the forest using skills of observation, investigation, and discussion to foster an appreciation for the natural history of the earth and the amazing organisms of the past and present. Jurassic Forest programs are led by our interpretive guides, dedicated to sharing their passion for natural history, earth and environmental science, and education with your students. Field trips will journey down the Jurassic Forest Discovery trails to learn about prehistoric and modern animals and plants, through hands-on activities, interpretive talks, and/ or games. All tours include age-appropriate dinosaur information, integrated with the specific lesson plans for each grade level, and can be tailored to fit any specific learning goals for your class.

General Dinosaur Component All students will travel back in time to learn about amazing prehistoric creatures, including dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and mammal ancestors. Your interpretive guide will discuss the behavior, diets, habitats, and specializations of these ancient organisms, comparing and contrasting with modern animals.

Grade-Specific Components Kindergarten and Grade 1 to Grade 7 programs include a curriculum-specific portion, integrated into the entire program.

Kindergarten: General Dinosaur Program Grade 1: Seasonal Changes Grade 2: Animal Diversity Grade 3: Life Cycles Grade 4: Paleontology in Alberta Grade 5: Wetland Ecosystems Grade 6: Trees and Forests Grade 7: Fossil Formation and Paleontology

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Centrally located just North of Downtown Edmonton, Laser City and Edmonton Paintball Centre offer a field trip option for every type of group.

For the youngest of players (ages 4-7), Hero Tag is a great activity that is designed to not be scary or intimidating.

Played in a brightly-lit arena, players wear wireless vests with built-in super hero capes while tagging each other with their unique non-gun blasters. Great for kids who have never played laser tag and are perhaps scared of the dark or getting lost in a maze.

For those ages 6+ (and adults!), laser tag is an adrenaline pumping experience in our black-lit multi-level arena. Armed with lightweight phasers and vests, teams must work together to dominate the game.

Mini Paintball is a new take on traditional paintball allowing children ages 8-12 the chance to play paintball without the fear of getting hit. Mini Paintball guns are smaller and shoot smaller paintballs at slower speeds.

Players ages 10+ (and adults!) FullSized Paintball can experience the ultimate thrill of paintball in our two indoor paintball fields; The Town and The Fort.

Groups from 8 to 80 people are welcome, with free parking and lunch options available.

Northern The Magnificent River Rats Festival Box 701 Athabasca, AB T9S 2A6 Email: mrrfestival@gmail.com www.riverratsfestival.com Whitecourt and Woodlands County 3002 33 Street Whitecourt, AB T7S 1N6 Tel: (780) 778-3433 www.rubored.ca

Wild Mountain Music Festival PO Box 6117 Hinton, AB T7V 1X5 Tel: (780) 865-7549 Fax: (780) 865-7540 Email: entranceranch@gmail.com www.wildmountainmusicfest.ca

YMCA of Northern Alberta - Grand Prairie #200, 10006 - 101 Avenue Grande Prairie, AB T8V 0Y1 Tel: (780) 539-YMCA (9622) www.northernalberta.ymca.ca All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transcribed in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written permission of the Publisher, DEL Communications Inc.

Native Cultural Arts Museum

Additional funding and support for our programs is provided by Young Canada Works (YCW), Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ), Summer Temporary Employment Program (STEP), and the Council of Community Education Committees of Northern Lakes College.

THE NATIVE CULTURAL ARTS MUSEUM is part of Northern Lakes College, located at the Grouard Campus. Our collections, exhibits, and programs, depict the arts and histories of Indigenous cultures, with a particular focus on MĂŠtis and Cree cultures.

The Museum is open to the public, and provides quality learning experiences for visitors through interpretive tours and educational programs.

For more information, please visit us at

www.northernlakescollege.ca Phone: 780.751.3306 Toll Free: 1.866.652.3456 Email: museum@northernlakescollege.ca

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The instructor smiles. “It’s a claw!” she proclaims. The students smile back. A few nudge their friends as if to say, ‘I told you so!’

“Does anyone want to touch it?” the instructor asks. All hands shoot into the air without hesitation.

At the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum, education programs and fieldtrips are more than just a lecture on dinosaurs. Students from kindergarten to grade 12 will discover prehistoric life hands-on, both in the bright, engaging classrooms, and out in the galleries. They will learn about the animals that lived millions of years in the past and how they continue to influence the present. But perhaps best of all, they will come away with a renewed energy for discovery, eager to show off what they learned and hungry to learn more!

Education programs comply with official Alberta curriculum requirements for each grade, include access to the galleries, and start as low as $6 per student, with options to include hot lunches, scavenger hunts, a film in the Akyroyd Family Theatre, and more!

Book early to guarantee your fieldtrip!

discover dinosaurs.

learn more at dinomuseum.ca/fieldtrips

Transportation Adventure Bus Edmonton, AB Tel: (780) 700-8287 Email: info@adventurebuskids.com www.adventurebus.ca

First Student - Charter Bus Rental 16105 - 66th Street NW Edmonton, AB T5Y 0H7 Tel: (780) 377-2244 www.firstcharterbus.com

First Student - Charter Bus Rental 4833 - 6 Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 3Z8 Tel: (403) 531-3939 Fax: (403) 230-3940 www.firstcharterbus.com

First Student - Charter Bus Rental 4934 48th Avenue Rimbey, AB T0C 2J0 Tel: (403) 843-6161 www.firstcharterbus.com

First Student - Charter Bus Rental 2 East Lake Circle Airdrie, AB T4A 2K1 Tel: (403) 948-9105 www.firstcharterbus.com First Student - Charter Bus Rental 11456 97 Avenue Grand Prairie, AB T8V 5Z5 Tel: (780) 532-3545 www.firstcharterbus.com First Student - Charter Bus Rental 87 Slater Road Strathmore, AB T1P 1R8 Tel: (403) 948-9105 www.firstcharterbus.com First Student - Charter Bus Rental 10 Canyon Road Athabasca, AB T9S 2A3 Tel: (780) 675-4220 www.firstcharterbus.com First Student - Charter Bus Rental 10401 - 75 Street Peace River, AB T8S 1R2 Tel: (780) 624-3538 www.firstcharterbus.com First Student - Charter Bus Rental 6304B - 52 Street Taber, AB T1G 1J7 Tel: (403) 223-5670 www.firstcharterbus.com First Student - Charter Bus Rental 921 Davidson Avenue Pincher Creek, AB T0K 1W0 Tel: (403) 627-3060 www.firstcharterbus.com

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First Student - Charter Bus Rental 3531 - 37 Avenue Whitecourt, AB T7S 0C3 Tel: (780) 778-2850 www.firstcharterbus.com Golden Arrow Buses 20204 - 111th Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5S 2G8 Tel: (780) 447-1538 Fax: (780) 447-1228 www.goldenarrowbuses.com Jasper Tour Company Box 1267 Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-7433 Email: info@jaspertourcompany.com www.jaspertourcompany.com National Motor Coach Systems Ltd. 3606 50th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2B 2M7 Tel: (403) 240-1992 Email: nmc@nationalmotorcoach.com www.nationalmotorcoach.com National Motor Coach Systems Ltd. 103 Owl Street Banff, AB T1L 1C2 Tel: (866) 240-1999 Fax: (403) 284-4865 Email: nmc@nationalmotorcoach.com www.nationalmotorcoach.com National Motor Coach Systems Ltd. Bay 2, 3310 - 18th Avenue North Lethbridge, AB T1H 6H1 Tel: (403) 328-6996 Email: nmc@nationalmotorcoach.com www.nationalmotorcoach.com

Southland Transportation Ltd. 823 Highfield Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 4C7 Tel: (403) 287-1395 Fax: (403) 247-6759 www.southland.ca Southland Transportation Ltd. 216 Griffin Road Cochrane, AB T4C 1C6 Tel: (403) 932-7100 Fax: (403) 932-7102 www.southland.ca Southland Transportation Ltd. 117 Stockton Point, Box 735 Okotoks, AB T0L 1T0 Tel: (403) 938-3966 Fax: (403) 938-3930 www.southland.ca Southland Transportation Ltd. 501 Serviceberry Trail Rockyford, AB T0J 2R0 Tel: (403) 533-3959 Fax: (403) 533-2472 www.southland.ca Southland Transportation Ltd. 3314 - 17th Avenue SW Medicine Hat, AB T1B 4B2 Tel: (403) 526-4655 Fax: (403) 526-4680 www.southland.ca Southland Transportation Ltd. 13503 - 149 Street Edmonton, AB T6V 1M1 Tel: (780) 455-8222 Fax: (780) 465-6788 www.southland.ca Sundog Transportation and Tours Ltd. 28 Stan Wright Drive Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Tel: (780) 852-4056 Email: info@sundogtours.com www.sundogtours.com All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transcribed in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without written permission of the Publisher, DEL Communications Inc.

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