Welcome to our page for parents and caregivers!
Learners in schools across the area known to some as British Columbia are participating in environmental education workshops offered by Sierra Club BC’s Facilitators of Learning.
Our education workshops are inviting learners into a relationship with the beings just outside their doors. This is done in a place-based approach that is rooted in authentic Indigenous lens and voice.
Through a deep learning that has come from COVID-19, we have been re-reminded of the lost sense of value for being outside and our interconnection.
Please keep an eye out on this page for continued learning invitations, activities, stories from our education team, and more!
Plant Bingo
Download a card for the Coast, the Central and Southern Interior, or the Northern Interior and see which native BC plants you can find.
Winter Adventure Hunt
See what you can find in your local parks, backyards, or a walk through the neighbourhood
Fall Leaf Rubbing
Explore the trees in your local area and make beautiful, one-of-a-kind leaf rubbings that you can turn into bookmarks and other creations.
Nature Memory Game
Come to know the leaves, flowers or shells of your local area while practicing tactile skills.
Sit Spot Activity
Build a relationship with a particular place in your local community and learn to observe seasonal changes in nature. Aussi disponible en français!
Nature Science Books
Check out some of the Education Team’s favourites
EcoMap
Discover the plants and animals in your ecoprovince
Nature Scavenger Hunts
Download cards for Kindergarten, Grades 1-2 and Grades 3-5 students
Nature Scavenger Hunts (French)
Download the French versions of our cards for Kindergarten, Grades 1-2, and Grades 3-5 students
Greenspace Exploration Journal
Fill out this journal filled with fun nature-based activities to connect with your local greenspace. Download the booklet here.
Recent Updates
Artwork by Julius Csotonyi
Julius Csotonyi
Julius CsotonyiGratefully supported by:
We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.
