Millet and District Museum and Exhibit Room
Program Title: Interactions and Influences of Millet Development
Category: Social Studies
Program Keywords: landscape, local history, community
Grade Levels: Grade 5
Program Outline: By studying artifacts that reflect the connections Millet settlers
had with other countries, identifying the natural environment waiting for the settlers
as they arrived, and evaluating the reasons for settlement, students will develop the
sense that a community is made up of many identities shaped by a variety of influences.
Program Duration: 2 hours
Availability:
Cost of Program: $2.50 per student with a minimum of $40.00
Maximum Group Size: 30 students
Adult/Student Ratio: A minimum of 4 adults per group.
Program Materials: Three resource guides: an Information Guide, a Teacher Resource Guide
and a Student Resource Guide, are sent to the school upon receipt of the $40.00 booking deposit.
Pre/Post Trip Materials: The Student Resource Guide contains all pre- and post field study
requirements.
Booking Requirements: When booking please provide information on School name, address, phone
number, teacher name, grade, tentative dates, and number of students.
Phone Number for Bookings: (780) 387-5558
Additional Information: This program is tied in with Social Studies Topic C: Canada's Links
with Other Countries, Science Topic E: Wetland Ecosystems, and Health Topic C: Life Careers.
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