SCHOOL PROGRAMS

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Young girl sitting on an antique rug drawing a picture at Lougheed House

Book A field trip

Hands-on, inquiry-based learning for grades 1-6 that dives into Alberta’s history, culture, and art.

Hands-on, inquiry-based programs for Grades 1-6 that align with Alberta's current curriculum. Students explore the house and gardens, discovering the rich history, First Nations and Métis heritage, and local culture.

EXPLORE

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Our programs strengthen connections for Grades 1-6 to Social Studies, Fine Arts, and English curricula, and are scalable for different grade levels and outcomes.

CURRICULUM

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APPROACH

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We emphasize active inquiry and critical thinking to explore the histories of Alberta and Canada.

By sharing the story of Lougheed House we open eyes to a diverse history and offer fun and exciting opportunities to explore Alberta arts and culture.

STORY

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Image of a child leaning against a large wood table, writing on a clipboard with a pencil. In front of the child, there is a fireplace with a large taxidermy moose hung above it.
Image of a group of children sitting on an antique patterned rug. They are holding clipboards with papers and small pencils.
Image of a child wearing a floral shirt and grey sweater sitting on an antique patterned rug working on a worksheet clipped into a clipboard.
Image of a grey plastic table with short strands of black and white woven yarn taped to it. There are children's hands weaving the yarn together.