Teachers & Educators

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- Use Our Parks as a Teaching Tool

Are you interested in bringing a school or group to one of our provincial parks and learning while you visit? Our knowledgeable park staff are available throughout the spring and summer to provide interpretive programming on a variety of subjects. 

 For information related to program availability, self-guided experiences, and virtual programs and resources, contact us at outdoorclassroom@gov.sk.ca.

Classroom Resources for Teachers

  
These resources were created for teachers by our Sask Parks’ team to inspire learning. Bring the joy of nature exploration to the classroom by showing your students the outdoor experience our parks have to offer.

Science

 Physical Education & Wellness

  

Looking for More Resources?

Our team is working hard to develop more programs for you to utilized in your classroom, so check back regularly.

#SaskCyberParks

 Get Crafty

Sask Parks Trivia

Get Outdoors
 

Discover the Past

  

Sask Parks Throwback

  

Camping at Home

Parks offering an "Outdoor Classroom" Experience - See Park Education Packages
Natural Environment Parks

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
Candle Lake Provincial Park
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
Douglas Provincial Park
Duck Mountain Provincial Park
Echo Valley Provincial Park
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park
Meadow Lake Provincial Park
Moose Mountain Provincial Park
Narrow Hills Provincial Park
Pike Lake Provincial Park
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

 Historic Parks

Cannington Manor Provincial Historic Park
Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park
Wood Mountain Post Provincial Historic Park

Overnight Camping for School & Youth Groups

Group sites are available - contact individual parks

  • Summer months (check back for 2021 dates): $72 to $240, depending on size and location
  • For dates outside summer months: Free
  • See Education Packages (above) for more details

Exploring on Your Own 

Our parks have a variety of self-use opportunities for exploring and learning on your own. Most parks offer brochures, describing the park's significant history, environment and features. Many parks have more interactive products such as self-use trails, visitor centre displays, interpretive signage and discovery packs filled with activities and information to help make learning fun!