In the Classroom

The City of Waterloo Museum is pleased to offer many different options for school programs. Book an in-class visit for your students where our staff will come to your classroom and share a curriculum based education program.

Presentations are approximately 2 hours in length.

Fee: $130 per presentation

Max: one class per presentation, however, multiple presentations per school are possible.

Topics include:

Junior and Senior Kindergarten

Curious Collectors: Behind the Scenes at the Museum

Literacy and Mathematics: Problem Solving and Innovating

This interactive program is a great way to introduce young learners to museums. Children will be able to connect with roles museums play in our community as collectors and sorters while using their literacy and math skills.

Grade 1

I Spy: Waterloo Now and Then

People and Environment: Local Community

Join us for a look at the City of Waterloo 100+ years ago. Learners will compare and contrast basic community elements using photos and items from the past. They will connect these items to their own personal experiences in our present day community.

Grade 10

Blind Pigs and Dry Agents: Prohibition in Waterloo

History

Prohibition was experienced all over the country, but join us to take a closer look at how it impacted Waterloo. Waterloo was known for its whisky and beer production at a time when these industries were frowned upon. Find out how that impacted the local economy, people and morals.

The Roaring 20s and Ailing 30s

History

This program will take a look at Canadian society between the First World War and Second World War. Join us to explore international, national, and these local perspectives of life during the roaring 20s, the trying times of the 30s, and the ramp up to war of the 40s.

To book your in class presentation fill out the request for booking form or contact the museum at 519-885-8828 ext. 29011.

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