Living Long Ago (In-Person) - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Living Long Ago (In-Person) - Arts and Heritage St. Albert

Living Long Ago (In-Person)

Grade(s): 1

Location: Father Lacombe Chapel

Program Delivery: In-Person

Duration: 1.5 Hours

Volunteers: 4–6 recommended

Visit the Father Lacombe Chapel, built in 1861, and learn what it was like to live in this part of Alberta more than 150 years ago! Storytelling, bannock tasting, crafting and discovering what a beaver’s fur actually feels like are all elements of this program as we introduce younger children to the people and places significant to this historic site! 

 

Curriculum

  • Community contributions
  • Changes over time
  • Moving Forward with the Past: My Family, My History & My Community

 

Student Outcomes

  • Appreciate people who have contributed to their communities
  • Acknowledge, explore and respect historic sites and monuments 

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My students loved the field trip. There is a good mix of teaching about the history and hands-on activities.

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