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VOL 04. CONNECTING WITH NATURE

With warmer weather inviting us outdoors, the end of the school year is the perfect moment to help students deepen their connection to nature, setting them up for a summer filled with outdoor fun and discovery. Read on for activities that can inspire your students to explore, appreciate, and care for the amazing nature all around us.

Cheers,

Stephanie

Associate Director of Education

Earth Rangers

homeroom@earthrangers.com

Power in Numbers: Making a Difference Together

But first, a big congratulations to all the clubs and classes who completed Earth Rangers Quests this year! By working together, we helped protect nature and support wildlife all across Canada and the United States. Well done!

Looking for engaging missions or fun quests for your class?

Visit Earth Rangers Clubs

EARTH RANGERS HOMEROOM

Did you know that Earth Rangers has a whole site dedicated to ready-to-use resources for educators? This activity and many more can be found on Earth Rangers Homeroom.

Looking for resources in French? Ma Classe Eco has everything you need. You can also sign up to receive our French Newsletter here. 

These calming exercises help students slow down, use their senses, and feel more connected to nature. It’s a great way to end the year with reflection, fresh air, and a deeper connection to the world around them.

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This hands-on activity encourages students to notice the special features of local trees and think about why protecting them matters. It’s a fun and meaningful way to help kids connect with nature right where they live.

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NATURE RETREAT FOR CALGARY TEACHERS: 

This August, you are invited to enjoy a nature getaway at Camp Jubilee in Cochrane organized by the Nature Education Collective.

Learn more and sign up.

Online Course: Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Action Micro credential

Help turn student worries – like wildfires – into action. This micro credential is a 5-week online course for educators that offers simple, practical ways to address and support students with their environmental concerns. Through five modules you can do at your own pace and three Zoom sessions, you’ll learn how to help build resilience and inspire hope through storytelling and hands-on projects.

Course runs from July 14-August 15, 2025.

A personalized certificate of completion will be provided upon completion.

Learn more and sign up

See you in September!

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