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Manitoba Day Virtual Field Trip
Join us virtually on Zoom for a FREE 40-minute live Virtual Field Trip as we explore the physical and natural environment, people, places, and communities of Manitoba. Curriculum Target Grades: 4 Suitable for Grades: 3-8 This Virtual Field Trip is geared towards students, but all are welcome to join. Register for this FREE program, here.
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La fête du Manitoba sortie scolaire virtuelle
Joignez-nous virtuellement sur Zoom pour une sortie scolaire virtuelle gratuite de 40 minutes en direct. Nous explorerons l’environnement physique et naturel, les gens, les lieux et les communautés du Manitoba. Ce programme est développé pour la 4e année et convient de la 3e année à la 8e année. Inscrivez-vous à ce programme GRATUIT, ici.
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Legends of the Northern Sky: Planetarium Show
Embark on a journey with the Indigenous peoples of the western plains of Canada and share in their wisdom conveyed by the stars. Alongside Ocek, the fisher, and his band of animal friends, audiences take a dangerous expedition south to retrieve summer and return it to the frozen north. To the Plains Cree, Ocek was forever running across the night sky, ensuring the arrival of summer after the cold, perilous...
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Image credit: Scott D. Young/Manitoba Museum This week we’re having a [email protected] celebration of Manitoba Day! We’ll have a special presentation by Museum Curator of History, Dr. Roland Sawatzky, on Manitoba’s spaceport, the Churchill Rocket Range. Plus, there’s a total lunar eclipse coming this weekend, and Manitobans have a front row seat! We’ll show you how and when to catch the eclipse at its best, and talk about our live...
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