Program Description
Students will gain an understanding of Indigenous connections to land and place, while engaging in an experiential learning opportunity as they explore the waterfront community. Following a community walk, students will create an artwork in response to their personal connections to land and place; experimenting with shapes, colours, lines and textures to express their reflections.
Program Objectives
By the end of the Seasonal Program – Building Connections to the Land program, students will:
- Gain an understanding of Indigenous connections to land and place
- Explore colour theory and painting techniques
- Produce a two-dimensional artwork that communications emotions, expressions and experiences
Support Material
We are currently in the process of updating our pre- and post-visit learning packages. Please check back at a later date for more information.
Booking Details
Grades 1–3 (Full-Day)
Please note: this program has a limit of 2 classes per day
Regular rates apply
Curriculum Connections
Program Categories
Onsite Program, Urban Studies, Visual Arts & Contemporary Craft
This program will be facilitated by non-Indigenous Educators.
Please note: Registration is still open for our Waterfront Explorations programs, where students will engage with and discover our vibrant waterfront community. These programs are taught in our outdoor tents.
Our regular School Visits programs are fully booked from April to June. Complete the registration form to be added to the wait-list. Please add your date options in the Wait-list Availability field(s). You will only be contacted if/when a spot becomes available.