The document outlines the activities for a Grade 6 outdoor education class trip to Riding Mountain National Park. Over the course of two nights and three days, students will participate in various educational activities about nature, First Nations culture, and park history. They will learn camping skills, identify plants and animals, and go on guided hikes. Accommodations and meals will be provided at the Riding Mountain Conference Center. The goal is for students to learn outdoors through hands-on experiences in the park.

1. Park West School DivisionPark West School Division
Grade SixGrade Six
Out Door Education ClassroomOut Door Education Classroom

2. With SupportWith Support
From…From…

3. Riding Mountain National ParkRiding Mountain National Park

4. and………..and………..

5. All Travel is by School BusAll Travel is by School Bus

6. We start our first day atWe start our first day at
Lake Audy – Students have toLake Audy – Students have to
bring their own lunch !!!bring their own lunch !!!

8. Be Bear AwareBe Bear Aware

9. Students learn about “Fire”Students learn about “Fire”
Target Areas- Values at Risk – PingsTarget Areas- Values at Risk – Pings
Drip Torches – Guard BurnsDrip Torches – Guard Burns

13. Bison at Lake AudyBison at Lake Audy

15. First Nation WisdomFirst Nation Wisdom

16. New FriendsNew Friends

17. Students Stay for two nightsStudents Stay for two nights
at theat the
Riding Mountain Conference CenterRiding Mountain Conference Center

18. Conference CenterConference Center
Dining AreaDining Area

19. Staff CabinsStaff Cabins

20. Student Bunk CabinsStudent Bunk Cabins

21. All Meals are ProvidedAll Meals are Provided

22. Journal Writing in the PavilionJournal Writing in the Pavilion

23. Park ArtPark Art

25. Path to VersePath to Verse

27. Off to a New CentreOff to a New Centre

28. TrustTrust

29. Hands of TimeHands of Time

30. Water WorldWater World

31. Macro-InvertebrateMacro-Invertebrate
IdentificationIdentification

32. Identifying ArtifactsIdentifying Artifacts

33. Making Pre-Contact PotteryMaking Pre-Contact Pottery

35. Performance TimePerformance Time
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37. Having FunHaving Fun

38. Camp Fire Sing-A-LongCamp Fire Sing-A-Long

39. Packing Lunch for thePacking Lunch for the
Escarpment Odyssey or North toEscarpment Odyssey or North to
Kippan’s MillKippan’s Mill

40. Rolling River FireRolling River Fire

41. Start of the Gorge Creek TrailStart of the Gorge Creek Trail

42. To The StairsTo The Stairs

43. Going DownGoing Down

44. Bottom of The GorgeBottom of The Gorge
10,000 Years Old10,000 Years Old

45. Gorge CreekGorge Creek

46. ““The Goat Walk”The Goat Walk”

48. Path to the SnoutPath to the Snout

49. Lunch on the SnoutLunch on the Snout

52. Way OutWay Out

53. Looking Back to the SnoutLooking Back to the Snout

54. Volcanic EvidenceVolcanic Evidence

55. Rain or ShineRain or Shine

56. On the BridgeOn the Bridge

57. Almost at the EndAlmost at the End

58. North to Kippan’s MillNorth to Kippan’s Mill

61. Arrowhead TrailArrowhead Trail

62. Boreal IslandBoreal Island

73. On the Bus BackOn the Bus Back

74. HungryHungry

76. Last Song Before the Night HikeLast Song Before the Night Hike

77. Journal EntryJournal Entry

78. Neat Place to WriteNeat Place to Write

79. Next Session SoonNext Session Soon

80. Cleaning Up CabinsCleaning Up Cabins

81. Almost DoneAlmost Done