B.Outside Local Specialist Ass'n is a group of Burnaby educators who meet each season to share stories and collaborate on ways to support place based learning.
"When we eat within the seasons, it's easier on the environment. Our foods connect us to the land, to our language, and to each other" - Jared Qwustenuxun Williams #F2SBC23
Join Indigenous Storyteller in Residence Les George as he shares Tsleil-Waututh songs, history, stories and drumming. For Grades 4 - 10. School groups welcome.
Virtual Field Trip:
Indigenous Storyteller in Residence Les George
May 24 | 9:15am | Online | https://t.co/5njNb8WVst
They did it! They got the $1000 sustainability grant!! Congrats to the UHE Green Team for successfully presenting their pitch at the BYSN Climate Project event last night!! We can’t wait to see what initiatives you use this funding for next year. #TheFutureIsBright
That feeling you get when it's time to play math games, but some students are so invested in the tasks from before that the thinking keeps happening 🥰 @SD41marlborough
Interested in teaching outdoors this spring? How about #invasivespecies? @ISCBC has some availability to work with teachers and student virtually. Book your virtual class visit now using the Invasive-Wise Education Presentation Booking Calendar https://t.co/RmE02SGvAj
Excited to share we have a Mason bee condo installed in our Forest. Looking forward to the warmer weather next week to get this going @CityofBurnaby@westridgeSD41@BurnabyOutside
Today we prepared the garden by pulling out weeds, found insects and bugs who live in its ecosystem, created nature inspired art, and learned about our pollinators with Pablo from @roots2growbc. #HandsOnLearning#GetOutside#GetDirty
Megan Zeni is HELP's latest scholar profile! With over 25 years of experience as a professional K-7 educator, Megan currently teaches entirely outdoors in a public school outdoor and garden classroom 🌳 Read the full story ➡️ https://t.co/YHXEXt4C6M @Roomtoplay#outdoorlearning
When you squeeze cattails (the hot dog looking things) fluffy stuff comes out that can be used for pillows and bedding. “Being soft, warm and absorbent cattail was both insulation and diaper for babies” (Braiding sweetgrass for Young Adults) @BurnabyOutside
Looking for resources on decolonizing the classroom. Have a look on our lesson plan page! https://t.co/pKxtn30MKn There is a great resource that talks about how you can decolonize math. This is a question I get asked all the time. Have a look.
It's day 3 of the #TMOWinterChallenge. Finding your outside routine yet? Today's theme: Campfires & Picnics. Don't forget to tag us in your photos & videos for a chance to win! And tonight we have an extra special virtual campfire for educators 🔥 Visit: https://t.co/6nH51m4eJ0