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Growing Glaciers

(Grades 4-7)

Our Growing Glaciers programming is designed to get students more involved and adventurous with nature.  Programs are designed to promote teamwork, classroom knowledge, and develop an appreciation for nature that needs to be preserved. Students will take advanced topics on plants, animals, abiotic factors, ecosystems and sustainability. Through our programs, students will learn how to explore nature as a team and build upon the previous building blocks they have developed.

Gardening Lesson
School Trip in Forest
Children Embracing in Circle

Programming Rundown

Online lessons

Covering five pillar topics: plants, animals, abiotic factors, ecosystems and sustainability

Interactive outdoor 

activities

 Individual and group activities paired with each lesson that encourage observation and exploration, as well as identification and understanding of BC native plants and animals

Outdoor field trips

Including trips such as the Beaty Biodiversity Museum and Capilano River (subject to change)

Final hands-on outdoor project

Aimed to challenge students to apply their knowledge to a physical setting

Focus on teamwork, responsibility and respect

Students will work together to discover and explore BC's habitats

Our current Growing Glaciers programming:

OPEN

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Summer Camp 
2023

Our Growing Glaciers (Grades 4-7) summer camp program compromises a daily 2-hour lesson component in the morning and in-nature Vancouver field trip in the afternoon. Our Growing Glaciers summer camp develops intermediate knowledge and comprehension of nature and teaches respectful interactions with the environment. This program continues to build on contact, observation, and exploration, as well as by incorporating hobby introduction and classification activities.

COMPLETE

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Interested in volunteering for the environment? Human and Nature Youth Club organizes periodic opportunities to get involved in outdoor work - from clean-ups to mentoring younger grades.

COMPLETE

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Summer Camp 
2022

Our Growing Glaciers (Grades 4-7) summer camp program compromises a daily 2-hour online lesson component in the morning and in-nature Vancouver field trip in the afternoon. Our Growing Glaciers summer camp develops intermediate knowledge and comprehension of nature and teaches respectful interactions with the environment. This program continues to build on contact, observation, and exploration, as well as by incorporating hobby introduction and classification activities.

COMPLETE

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Summer Camp
2021

Our Growing Glaciers (Grades 4-7) summer camp program compromises a daily 2-hour online lesson component in the morning and in-nature Vancouver field trip in the afternoon. Our Growing Glaciers summer camp develops intermediate knowledge and comprehension of nature and teaches respectful interactions with the environment. This program continues to build on contact, observation, and exploration, as well as by incorporating hobby introduction and classification activities.

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