Galt Museum & Archives School Programs

School Programs We offer curriculum coordinated education programs for ECS to post-secondary students, each 60-90 minutes long. Choose from the menu on the right for age specific program details, or check our printable newsletter below for additional information. We also have information below on the Regional Heritage Fair with new downloadable curriculum guides. Do you have an idea or topic not covered by our programs? Our programming office can work with you to adapt a program to meet your needs.

"Our presenter was fantastic. The displays were at the students' level and held their interest. Great instruction. This program fits our curriculum well."


Hop on the bus! Is transportation an issue for your class? Ask about our free bussing program for Lethbridge schools, made possible by:

Teachers' Newsletter 2012-2013 3.03MB 2011-12 \| 2010-11 \| 2009-10 \| 2008-09	Downloadable Resources: a look at "firsts" in Lethbridge 1.53MB


Regional Heritage Fair Sat MAY 04.13 The role of the Heritage Fair is to help Canadians discover the fascinating stories that make our country unqiue. Students research Canadian heroes, legends, milestones, and achievements - and proudly present their stories at a public exhibition. Supported by:		review the 2013 booklet for the WHAT [2.45 MB]: For ideas on how to tie the Heritage Fair into your classes, review these Heritage Fair Guides tied to the Alberta Curriculum, written by Dr. Laurel Halladay, supported by the Friends of the Galt GR 4-9 full guide or pick a guide specific to your Grade: 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 each will open in a new window as a pdf file


“I love all the programs you have going on. I wish all of us had a resource like you in our communities where we teach!” Kelsey, University of Lethbridge Education student

Belinda Crowson,
Museum Educator
Tel: [403] 320.4248
Email: belinda.crowson
[at]galtmuseum.com

Blanche Bruisedhead
Kainai Interpreter