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Experiential Learning takes place when leaders share a thoughtful experience with learners. Through this direct experience and facilitated reflection, learners increase knowledge, develop skills, clarify values, and develop capacity to contribute to their communities. Relationships are strengthened, and connections are made; learner to self, learner to others and learner to the world.- https://www.aee.org/what-is-experiential-education

Kinoo’amaa waa agwajiing means learning outside in Anishinaabemowin. The 7 Relationships offers an approach to play and learning for educators to honour both the Forest and Nature School approach developed in European countries and a Canadian worldview that honours the relationship with land that Indigenous Peoples have had since time immemorial. To learn more, visit the 7 Relationships.

Skill-based and structured. Focused on the development of outdoor skills such as fire building, outdoor cooking, water filtration, guided by the 10 essentials of outdoor education. This also includes outdoor sports that are focused on travel, such as hiking, cross-country skiing, canoeing and cycling. Led by an experienced outdoor educator with certifications in their area of expertise.

The Western curriculum delivered outdoors. Led by a certified teacher.

Includes ceremony and language learning on the land and skill building in life-sustaining activities. It is led by an Indigenous person with life experience with land-based skills. Momenta works with Indigenous community members when invited by Indigenous communities to incorporate Land-based Education.

Follow this link: https://momenta.campbrainregistration.com/ and create an account. Once your account is created, all of the possible programs and courses that you are eligible for will become available. Select the program or course you’d like to register for and follow the steps.

Create an account on our registration website (https://momenta.campbrainregistration.com/) and start a new application under Nature Club Waitlist. Nature Club registration takes place in the Spring ahead of the upcoming school year. Waitlisted families are contacted in the order they placed themselves on the waitlist.

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