During my CFE experience with the Pacific Canada Heritage Centre (PCHC) – Museum of Migration, I engaged in land-based learning. This museum is one without walls but their office is located in Chinatown. Chinatown is located on Coast Salish land and is primary inhabited by generations of Chinese Canadians and …
On July 18th, we visited Pacific Spirit Park and together our group had the following reflections to this week’s guiding questions…. How can we connect students with nature on the lands? Our field trip to Norma Rose Point outdoor education area presented many opportunities to learn and practice how we …
After reflecting at the end of last term, we decided we wanted to update our inquiry question to reflect how our learning and inquiry has evolved from “how are outdoor spaces inclusive, and in what ways are they exclusive?” to “what stories does the land have to tell?” We made …
Every time I take a visit to Terra Nova’s Rural lands, I learn something new. Terra Nova is a beautiful part of Richmond, BC that overlooks the Fraser River and contains some of the five heritage buildings left in the city. There are so many stories to be found at …
https://learning.video.ubc.ca/media/video-1634669938/0_18ktrb3i The sound of rustling and crunching leaves communicates to us that fall has arrived. As mentioned in the BC Early Learning Framework, there are hundreds to thousands of languages to listen to and aspects of our living world that are communicating to those who are willing to listen. As …
