Wings and Wheels
Moose Jaw
September 2, 2026 - June 25, 2027
Grades:
Grade 5, Grade 6
Subjects:
Science, Social Studies
Program Cost:
$4.50/student + GST
Length:
2 hours
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Description
WDM staff and volunteers lead a presentation on how the impact of the environment affects modes of transportation in Saskatchewan (via land, air and water). Take part in a bingo activity that challenges students to review terms and concepts covered in the discussion in a fun and familiar way. Make your own aircraft, then explore the Museum galleries (self-guided) to answer grade-appropriate questions about the different types of transportation that exist in Saskatchewan.
Additional Program Information
Curriculum Connections
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Social Studies
- DR5.2
- DR6.2
Science
- FL6.1, FL6.2, FL6.3
Chaperone Ratios
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Groups are expected to provide chaperones (including teachers) at a ratio of 1 adult per 5 students. These chaperones are admitted free of charge. Support staff and chaperones for students with significant needs are allowed at a 1:1 ratio at no charge.
Admission for additional adults beyond the required number is $12 each.
Visiting With Multiple Classes
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It is NOT possible for two classes from the same school to participate in this program concurrently. Teachers may consider planning a visit at the same time as another class participating in a self-guided visit. Each class must book separately, but indicate their intention to visit together on their respective booking.
School Booking and Cancellation Policy
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Please review this information prior to completing your booking.
Museum Manners
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Please review this information with your class prior to attending your program.
Contact Us
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For more information, contact us at moosejaw.ed@wdm.ca or 306-693-5989.
Program Type
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Museum-Led
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WDM staff or volunteers will lead you and your students through set programming. Museum staff or volunteers will:
- Greet your group when you arrive to introduce the program and review the Museum rules.
- Ensure that all required materials are ready.
- Lead and facilitate program activities.
Note: Chaperones are still required and will be asked to help students with some activities. Your students may not have a chance to explore the whole Museum as part of any one program.
