Christmases of Days Gone By

Kindergarten, Grades 2, 3

Discover 19th century Christmas traditions, while learning how settlers and some people in this region celebrated in the winter months.  Students will share with us their own celebrations, cultures, and family traditions, as they learn how the Christmas tree came to Canada while making a simple craft, help make candles in the Log House, and print their own greeting card in the Village Print Shop.  This seasonal program lets students compare and contrast celebrations and traditions of the past to those of today.

Half Day Program - $7.00 per student

  • Choose either an AM Session or a PM Session

    • AM Session: 9:45 am Arrival & 11:35 am Departure 

    • PM Session: 11:45 am Arrival & 1:30 pm Departure

  • Program includes 3 learning stations delivered by our Museum Educators.  Students will make small take-home items at each station.

  • Program Capacity: Up to 3 classes (approximately 60-75 students)

  • Chaperones and Teachers are free.

Reminders for Winter Programming:

  • Please note this program does NOT have the option to add on lunch. We do not have a lunch/snack space in the winter months.

  • This is a winter program and groups will be walking outside between building stations. Students should dress for the weather, as buildings are heated with woodstoves and fireplaces and can be chilly.

Christmas tree decorated with homemade, Victorian style ornaments. Various gifts and toys sit on a sled beneath the tree.

 Contact

Education Coordinator education@fanshawepioneervillage.ca 
519-457-1296 x 817