Race for Resources
encourages students to learn about the coalmining heritage of Lethbridge and
southern Alberta. Through the program, students also gain understanding of how
a community's history is inextricably linked to its natural resources and environment.
Length: 90 minutes
Grade 4
Making Do or Doing Without encourages
students to learn about the Great Depression in southern Alberta and Lethbridge.
Students are introduced to various artefacts related to the period and are provided
with hands-on experiences. Making Do or Doing Without further strives to raise
an awareness and appreciation for the contributions made during the 1930s for
subsequent generations.
Length: 1 hour to 90 minutes
Grade 4
Southern Alberta at War The
World Wars affected every aspect of society and forever changed the world. The
Southern Alberta at War program encourages students to learn about the World
Wars and how they affected Lethbridge and southern Alberta. Students will be
introduced to various artefacts, stories, and personalities of the period. This
program strives to raise an awareness and appreciation for the contributions
made during the war years and the debt owed by subsequent generations for the
sacrifice of the men, women, and children involved.
Length: 90 minutes
Grade 4
Discover Archives introduces
students to the resources available in the archives and facilitates students'
understanding of how community resources are accessed and used. Primary sources
and research techniques are also highlighted through the program
Length: 90 minutes
Grades 4 to 6
Kainai Voices overviews
Kainai history, culture, and stories in order that students can appreciate the
diversity of southern Alberta and the different perspectives people have. The
program promotes respect and connects the past to the present and future. Kainai
Voices also help students recognize the importance of understanding the worldview
of the Kainai and the strengths and gifts of Kainai and other Aboriginal cultures.
Length: 1 hour to 90 minutes
Grades 4 to 6
Tours and talks on various other subjects are also available.
Please contact the education department at 403.320-4248 or send an email
for further information.