School & Homeschool Tours

"Thank you so much for the awesome field trip for my 3-4 class!  Your programs kept all students interested and engaged, with a terrific balance between learning time and active time.  And I was pleasantly surprised to see that you tailored each program to match the science curriculum in each grade level.  The interactive displays were excellent, and we all loved the video in the huge drill bit that took us back in time through the layers of the earth.  

 

Many of the kids went home to tell their families that they should go there!  I will be telling my teacher friends, too.  Thanks so much for having us.  You all made it super easy."

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-Cindy from Griffiths-Scott School

Programming FAQ

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How long are programs at the Canadian Energy Museum?

  • We book groups in for two hour visits, this will include a tour & curriculum based activities.

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How much does it cost to book a program at the Canadian Energy Museum?

  • The price is admission ($8/youth) + programming fee ($5/student). Teachers and chaperones are free (1 chaperone per 10 students).

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Can we eat lunch at the Canadian Energy Museum?

  • There are lunch room options available for smaller groups (1 class), or outdoors (weather permitting).

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Is the Canadian Energy Museum accessible?

  • Yes! All of our tours + programs take place on the main floor, which is fully accessible including accessible washrooms.

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*If you are looking for a specific curriculum link, please let us know! We are happy to adapt our programming to suit your students needs*

Grades 1 to 9

Rig Walk: Exploring Mechanics  

 

“Rig Walk” begins with a tour of the Leduc #1 Museum, where students will examine models of rigs, both old and new. Our interactive exhibits allow students to examine structures, technologies and mechanics utilized in the field. Outside, students will climb aboard a retired derrick and assume the role of professional roughnecks! The program concludes with a few rounds of non-competitive trivia. “Rig Walk” is designed to aid students in their understanding of modern mechanics by providing real-life examples, hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to engage in safe play.

 

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Grades 10 to 12

A Day in the Life: Careers in Energy

 

Students are provided with a guided tour of the museum. The “A Day in the Life” tour emphasizes potential career paths for those contemplating work in the energy sector. Opportunities for hands-on interaction with technologies used in the field are provided, in addition to a Q&A session with one of our trained professionals.

 

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Canadian Energy Museum 

50339 Hwy. 60 South, Leduc County, T9G 0B2