| Nature School - Davis Bay School - May 2006 - Joan Wilson's Grade 6/7 class |
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During the first week in May, 2006, Joan Wilson's Grade 6/7 class from Davis Bay Elementary School became the third class to participate in the Lagoon Society's innovative new Nature School Program. Mrs. Wilson brought her class to the Iris Griffith Interpretive Centre in the Ruby Lake Lagoon Nature Reserve every day for the entire week. During their week at Nature School, the students participated in a variety of activities. They went on nature hikes, made solar stills, and created plans for green schools. They undertook a pond study, built terraria, and took time to observe nature and record thoughts and observations in their journals. They also worked to clear a trail in the Nature Reserve, which they named "Dead Man's Trail"! Prior to coming to Nature School, Mrs. Wilson worked with Nature School Coordinator, Georgia Ohm, to develop the week's activities to extend the student's classroom studies related to the science curriculum. At Nature School, Mrs. Wilson led many of the activities, including the solar still and terrarium construction. She was assisted by Georgia Ohm, together with Teacher Liaison, Dr. Gillian Kydd, Programme Assistant, Kari Evelyn, and many enthusiastic parents and class volunteers. CLICK ON THE PHOTOS BELOW TO VIEW LARGER IMAGES
VIEW PHOTOS OF OTHER NATURE SCHOOL CLASSES Nancy Benmore's Grade 2 class from Roberts Creek School Bev Craig's Grade 2/3 class from Roberts Creek School Nature School Mural at Roberts Creek School Bob Benmore's Grade 5/6 class from Sechelt Elementary School Youth Enjoy Hands-on Learning (Coast Reporter Dec 1, 2006) Visionary Educator Wins Award (Coast Reporter May 20, 2006) Roberts Creek Students Discover Nature School (Coast Reporter Nov 18, 2005)
The Lagoon Society is very grateful to the generous contributions of the many private individuals, businesses, foundations, community groups, corporations, and government agencies that make up our many sponsors. We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia. Ruby Lake Lagoon Nature Reserve Society RR#1 Site 20 C16 Madeira Park, BC, V0N 2H0 Phone/Fax: 604-883-9893 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Iris Griffith Interpretive Centre 15386 Sunshine Coast Highway 101 North (1KM south of Ruby Lake) Phone: 604-883-9201 Open Thursday-Sunday 10AM to 4PM
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