Grade 5: Partnership Tour
Green Venture has a full-day partnership program with The Museum of Steam and Technology featuring curriculum-linked tours.
Green Venture has a full-day partnership program with The Museum of Steam and Technology featuring curriculum-linked tours.
Energy conservation is explored through interacting with features and displays at the ecohouse. We will investigate energy usage in everyday life, at home and school.
Students will investigate air quality (using our hand held air monitor), and how their daily lives affect it. Students will experiment with our Raingers House Models, to see how simple technologies can affect stormwater management at home.
Students will reflect on the interconnected systems of living things and learn the detriments that humans can create to these systems: from introduction of non-native plant species, to monoculture farms, and habitat destruction.
Students will learn the importance of preventing pollution and various water conserving technologies and practices, as well what they can do to conserve water.
Inside and outside the ecohouse, students will be exposed to water and energy saving technologies encouraged to discover ways of conserving water and energy in their own homes and at school.
The Yorkview Elementary School community transformed a 172-square-metre section of asphalt playground into a green learning space that will help improve storm water management.
Yorkview Elementary School students, parents and members of the community, in partnership with Green Venture, removed 172m2 of old asphalt by hand on Saturday, September 29 as the first step in their schoolyard revitalization. Local MPP Sandy Shaw and Anne Tennier, an Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) volunteer, were on hand to see how a three-year,…
The end of summer is a bittersweet time for the students here at Green Venture. On the one hand, we are all moving on to another year of interesting studies, but are sad to see the summer end. We’ve all had such an incredible time here at Green Venture. The opportunity to gain work experience…
Creepy crawlers came to Eco House for a visit during week two of camp with Safari Science. The campers did better better than me, I could barely be in the same room with some of the crawlers. The campers however were brave and actually held them. We also had fun swimming at Sir Wilfred recreation’s…