In this program, students will participate in the worldwide treasure hunt activity called geocaching! Students will be given hands-on experience using a Global Positioning System (GPS) unit and enhance their team-building skills by participating in a geocaching adventure. Along the way, they'll learn about the ice age including the animals that once roamed the land and how glacial movements shaped it over millions of years. Please wear running shoes or hiking boots. Location: Main Beach Duration: 1 hour Suggested Curriculum: PE4-9, DL6, WS8, W3, PE20-30, ES30-LS Booking Tips: If booking larger groups we recommend dividing your class into smaller groups and booking multiple programs at the same time. If no additional park staff are available to book multiple programs in the same time block please try another date or consider borrowing a self-use kit for a teacher/chaperone-led experience. For assistance scheduling larger group sizes, contact us at [email protected].

The program is designed to connect students to natural and cultural history, focused on Indigenous perspectives. Students will explore their connection to the land and their own beliefs and values as Treaty People, developing their class land acknowledgment as a group.  Location: Recreation Hall Duration: 1 hour Suggested Curriculum: LTK-1, DRK-4, IN1-4, HC4, Treaty Education: HCK, SIK-1, TR1-3, SI3-4 Booking Tips: If booking larger groups we recommend dividing your class into smaller groups and booking multiple programs at the same time. If no additional park staff are available to book multiple programs in the same time block please try another date or consider borrowing a self-use kit for a teacher/chaperone-led experience. For assistance scheduling larger group sizes, contact us at [email protected].

Students will explore the park's aquatic habitats. Using dipping nets, students will attempt to collect living invertebrates near the shoreline of the lake. The living organisms will be placed in an aquarium where they can be inspected and identified using biological keys. The content of this program is tailored to fit the grade level. We recommend that students wear rubber boots for this activity. Students that are at a grade 7 level or higher will also examine the organisms closer and perform a number of water quality tests including pH, dissolved oxygen, phosphate, nitrate and turbidity and determine the health of the lake using both qualitative and quantitative assessments. Location: Main Beach Duration: 1 hour Suggested Curriculum: LTK-1, AN2, AW2, PL3, HC4, RW5, DL6, IE7, USC8, SCI-10CD, ES20-AS, BI30-OL Booking Tips: If booking larger groups we recommend dividing your class into smaller groups and booking multiple programs at the same time. If no additional park staff are available to book multiple programs in the same time block please try another date or consider borrowing a self-use kit for a teacher/chaperone-led experience. For assistance scheduling larger group sizes, contact us at [email protected].

Full-body therapeutic massage designed to relax the entire body, improve circulation, and relieve tension using long, gliding strokes, kneading, and friction techniques. It uses light to medium pressure, making it ideal for stress reduction, relaxation, and general well-being. 

Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic technique that uses slow, firm pressure and deep strokes to target the inner layers of muscles and connective tissue.

10-step protocol which supports clients in deep relaxation, revitalization, and integration within the body, mind, and spirit.

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