Field Trips!
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1. Pick a program that best suits your group of students. See Curriculum Connections for further information.
2. Fill out our online submission form to get in touch with our programming team.
3. Collaborate with a programmer to work out the details of your booking, including date, time, type of program, activities, and any special accommodations.
Our Programs
Back It Up:
Leduc #1 Landmark
best for grades: 1-3
2 hour program
$5.00 / student
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Let’s go back to what started it all. In this program, we look at the history of this land, the importance of the Leduc #1 oil well, and why we are all still in this area! The history of Devon and Leduc are very important to the economic history of Alberta and this program will discuss why.
Junior Chemists:
Exploring Petrochemicals
best for grades: 2-6
2 hour program
$5.00 / student
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In this program, students explore the way oil is made and extracted. They will also learn the environmental effects of oil mining. Students will participate in experiments using oil and other natural substances. These activities teach the properties of oil, how it interacts with other materials, and the effect of oil on our natural environment.
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Parts of the Whole:
Engineering in Action
best for grades: 3-6
2 hour program
$5.00 / student
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From drill bits to derricks, this program breaks down the components of the energy trade. The different parts of a rig cannot work well without someone maintaining them. A derrick cannot pull oil from the ground if the frill is not changed often enough. Students will examine how new equipment technology, innovations, and designs impact the energy sector.
Rock of Ages:
Geology in the Energy Sector
best for grades: 2-9
2 hour program
$5.00 / student
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Where would we be without rock? Luckily we will never have to find out! In this program, students examine the Earth's core, mantle, and crust systems. They will discover how the very ground we stand on impacts our ability to live, grow, and create energy. Science experiments investigate the properties if rocks and how different rocks are used for different purposes.
Talk to the Trees:
Energy Production and the Environment
best for grades: 4-9
2 hour program
$5.00 / student
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This program allows students to learn about the environment, how oil is extracted, and how this process impacts the Earth. Classes will discuss energy production past, present, and future. They will consider the benefits and drawbacks of several types of energy and how they impact the environment. Students will brainstorm environmentally-sustainable practices that still allow for energy production.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How many students can attend a program?​​
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There is a minimum booking requirement of at least 10 students. We do not do programming for groups smaller than 10.
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From now until June 2025, we have the capacity to host groups of up to 75 students.
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For the 2025-2026 school year, we have the capacity to host groups of up to 50 students.
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2. What is the cost for the program?​
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The cost is $5.00 +GST per student.
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There is no additional charge for parent volunteers, teachers, EA's, etc.
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When booking two programs in the same day, there is a $0.50 discount per student for the second program, for $4.50+GST charge per student.
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Memberships, promotions, discounts, or any offers or coupons are not accepted with school group bookings.
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3. What is included in the program?
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Each program includes a one-hour guided tour through the museum, and an hour of related activities. These activities could include science experiments, scavenger hunts, physical activities, crafts, or group competitions. Activities depend on the program booked, and the age and size of the group.
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4. How far in advance do I need to book a program?
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We typically ask for at least two weeks notice, but the more notice we receive the more likely we can accommodate the requested time.
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5. How many adults do we need for our program?
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​All school groups require adult supervision during their program. The minimum number of recommended adults is:
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Grades 1-6 require 1 adult to 5 students,​
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Grades 7-12 require 1 adult per 10 students.
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There is no additional charge for parent volunteers, teachers, EA's, etc.
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* Teachers and volunteers are responsible for the behaviour of their group and are required to actively supervise and stay with students during their visit to the Canadian Energy Museum. *
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6. Where do we eat our lunch? Where do we store our belongings?
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Lunch is eaten in our Energy Theatre. All backpacks and other belongings are also stored in the theatre.
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Please discuss any special accommodations with your programmer.
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7. I have more questions! What do I do?
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contact us! via:
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phone at (780)-987-4323​
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email at info@canadianenergymuseum.ca
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