Dinosaur Provincial Park is located 48 km northeast of Brooks, Alberta and is approximately a two hour drive from the Town of Drumheller and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. See Driving Instructions.
Turn the Badlands into Your Classroom!
Grab your hiking shoes and give your students a front-row seat to the forces that shape our world. This 2 hour, Grade 2 curriculum connected program will immerse you students in badlands full of unique Albertan landforms worthy of UNESCO designation. It will allow your students the opportunity to hone their observational skills, build a vocabulary for describing the world around them, and follow the scientific method to investigate what forces are shaping the badlands environment.
This program involves a 2-hour hike through uneven terrain.
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| Grade(s): | 2 |
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Science |
| Themes: | 2ES1.2 Students investigate Earth, its landforms, its bodies of water, and its relationship to the Sun. Students will identify, describe, and compare landforms in Alberta’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site.2SM 1.1-2: Students examine investigation and explain how it is influenced by purpose. Students will investigate how the landforms of Dinosaur Provincial Park are created and shaped, using the scientific method to collect, combine, and compare date
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| Type: | Field Study |
| Duration: | 2 Hours |
| Location: | Palaeontological Preserve |
| Max. Group Size: | 30 people |
| Fees: | $7 per student |
| Availability: | Late May, June, September, October |