Bring a museum educator into your classroom! With our live sessions, we deliver content directly into your classroom using the online platform of your choice. Programs run 45 minutes in length plus 15 minutes for questions at the end. Depending on the program booked, historical objects, videos, and tours are presented virtually for students to view. Reach out to Colleen Inglis, our Educational Program Coordinator, at colleen.inglis@county-lambton.on.ca or click the button below to request your Live Session.
| Museum Insider Tour |
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As insiders, students will explore the roles of museums and museum professionals within their community. For younger students we discuss the types of things you can find at your local museum. For older students, we will take a closer look at items in the museum’s collection related to themes in Canadian history from 1850 to 1914. |
| 19th Century Life |
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Learn what life was like in southern Ontario in the 1800s. Museum objects, historic buildings, and primary source documents will be used to explore transportation, immigration, home, work, food, and school during this time period. Together we will make comparisons between then and now. |
| Virtual Holidays @ Heritage |
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In this Virtual Program you will learn how people celebrated the holidays in Lambton long ago. Explore festive traditions of gift-giving, food and drink, decorations, and more. Make comparisons between then and now. There are curriculum connections with grade 2 Heritage and Identity: Changing Family and Community Traditions, and grade 3 Heritage and Identity: Communities in Canada, 1780-1850. Recommended for grades 1 to 4. *Available from November 15 - December 14, 2021 |
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