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Scholastic Activities
Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville: A Natural Choice
We hope to share the park’s natural and cultural riches and educate youth about the importance of protected areas. We have therefore developed many school activities, which are available to teachers and their students year-round. Take the time to discover them, and don’t hesitate to contact us.
School Activity on the Parks Network
A park warden will visit your students in class to share his or her enthusiasm about Québec’s national parks, describing their riches, their mission and their history. This is a great chance for young people to find answers to many of their questions, and to reflect on the balance needed between the conservation and accessibility components of the parks’ mission. Québec’s national parks : protected territories (1st cycle of secondary school) (in French only).
Students participating in this activity will receive daily family access to the national park of their choice so they can experience the national parks up close and personal. And the activity is free of charge for the 4th, 7th and 10th classes coming from your school!
Information on the Network School Activity
| School Program | Level and cycle | Related to | Skill objectives | Duration and Rates 2018-2019 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Québec’s National Parks: Protected Territories |
Secondary 1st cycle |
• Geography | GEO 1, 2 and 3 | 1 ¼ h $105 + taxes/class |
Local School Activities
Teachers, come spend an extraordinary discovery day with your students. You can choose from a wide range of activities.
For more information on our school programs, call our reception agents at 450 928-5088 or enquire by e-mail at parc.boucherville@sepaq.com.
Information on Local School Activities
In addition to the recreational-educational activities the park offers, see these documents to create a fun-filled day for you and your students by choosing from among other discovery and recreational activities.
Did you know?
The Geography Program
Are you a high school geography teacher? If so, you’ll definitely be interested in our school program where a park warden visits your class to present the protected territories of the national parks.
Invite a park warden to your class to introduce your students to the riches of the national parks.
The activity Québec’s National Parks: Protected Territories was developed as part of the school reform, specifically for the first cycle of secondary school courses. Through interactive activities, the students learn why the parks exist, and about the challenges of conservation.