Curriculum-Aligned Heritage Programs
Our educational programs bring industrial heritage to life through hands-on experiences that align with curriculum standards.
Little Inventors Workshop (Grades K-3)
Students explore simple machines and early industrial tools in a creative, hands-on environment. Learning objectives include basic engineering concepts and historical context of inventions.
Community Builders: A Day in an Industrial Town (Grades 4-6)
Through role-playing, students discover the roles and lives of individuals in a growing industrial community, understanding interdependence and resource management.
Innovation Timeline: Powering Progress (Grades 7-8)
Examine key innovations of the Industrial Revolution, from steam power to early automation. Students analyze societal shifts and technological impact.
Social Impact Studies: Voices of Change (Grades 7-8)
Investigate the human stories behind industrial growth, including labor conditions, immigration, and the emergence of social reform movements.
Industrial Revolution Economics: Growth and Globalization (Grades 9-10)
Delve into economic theories, the rise of factory systems, and Canada's role in global trade during industrialization. Focus on supply chains and market forces.
Labor Movement History: Striving for Equity (Grades 11-12)
A comprehensive look at the formation of unions, workers' rights movements, and significant milestones in Canadian labor history, emphasizing primary source analysis.
STEM in Industry: Engineering Our Future (Grades 9-12)
Connect historical industrial processes to modern STEM principles through engaging challenges and explorations of past engineering feats. Focus on physics, chemistry, and mechanics.
Environmental Impact Studies: Legacy of Industry (Grades 10-12)
Analyze the environmental consequences of industrial development in Canada and explore historical and contemporary efforts towards sustainability and conservation.
Measurable Educational Impact
We provide comprehensive resources to track and demonstrate the value of experiential learning.

Curriculum Alignment Charts
Clearly demonstrates how our programs integrate with provincial and national curriculum standards, ensuring relevance and educational value for educators.

Assessment & Evaluation Tools
Designed with input from educators, our assessment rubrics and evaluation frameworks help measure student learning outcomes and engagement effectively.

Enhanced Student Engagement
Case studies from partner schools consistently show improved student motivation, critical thinking, and retention of historical concepts post-program.
Comprehensive Educational Support
We empower educators with everything needed for a seamless and impactful learning experience.
Pre-Visit Preparation & Resources
Access our online educator portal for downloadable lesson plans, engaging pre-visit activities, and comprehensive guides to prepare your students.
- Detailed lesson plans aligned with curriculum
- Historical context background materials
- Interactive student worksheets
Post-Visit Extension & Professional Development
Continue the learning journey with post-visit extension activities and explore professional development opportunities for your teaching staff.
- Project-based learning ideas
- Reflection prompts and discussions
- Workshops on experiential learning in history
Plan Your Class History Adventure
Our streamlined booking process ensures a smooth and worry-free experience for educators and administrators.
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1 Choose Your Program
Select from our range of curriculum-aligned programs tailored to various grade levels and subjects. Consult the program categories above.
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2 Request Information & Quote
Contact our dedicated educational programs team to discuss your specific needs, available dates, and receive a customized group pricing estimate.
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3 Confirm & Prepare
Finalize your booking. We'll provide all necessary pre-visit materials, chaperone guidelines, safety protocols, and transportation insights.
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4 Experience History!
Enjoy a day of immersive learning with our certified historical interpreters, bringing Canada's industrial heritage to life for your students.
Specific accommodations for special needs and group sizes are readily available upon request.