School ProgramsTeacher Resources

Teacher Resource Guides

We have developed a series of complimentary resource guides with pre and post-visit activities to assist teachers in making the most of their programs. You will need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader if it is not installed on your computer.

Ancient Alberta Rocks
Ancient Creatures
Ancient Plants and Pollen
ARTiculation
Badlands Goodlands
Cretaceous Crime Scene
Digging Dinos
Dinomechanics
Dinosaur Picnic
Echoes From The Past
Fossil Casting
Junior Palaeo Investigators
Raptors in Action
Survivors of Change
Secrets of the Lost Quarry
Seven Wonders of the Badlands

Program Overview

If you are interested in learning more about the Museum's curriculum-based education programs or if you need assistance choosing the right programs for your class, join us for a fun filled presentation and some hands-on activities.

15-198 participants | Free!

Available at the Royal Tyrrell Museum or through video conferencing to your school.

Professional Development

The Museum offers half-day and full-day workshops to education professionals who would like to learn more about palaeontology so they can share this knowledge with their students.

These sessions may include an introduction to palaeontology, participation in hands-on education programs, and ideas for integrating palaeontological activities into the classroom. If you would like the Museum's education staff to deliver a presentation at one of your professional development days, please contact the Bookings Office.

10 - 30 participants

Fees:

At your school*        $30/person/half-day, $50/person full-day (taxes included)

At the Museum         $20/person/half-day, $40/person/full-day (taxes included)

*Additional fees may be charged for travel expenses depending on distance.