Home and Community – Past Program
by Digital Field TripsBritish Colombia is home to people from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives. From farms to cities, people have adapted and developed communities to best fit their needs and wants.
Digital Field Trips are inquiry based and staff led. We can adapt Digital Field Trips for different grade ranges, home learners, or for adult, senior, community-group or post-secondary audiences.
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These Playlists include additional resources that accompany these Digital Field Trips. They are continuously being updated, so please check before and after your program for new resources.

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Every family has a unique and special story. At the Royal BC Museum we have lots of stories—and histories—about British Columbia families. Come and explore! (Grades K-3)
View Pathway
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A Songhees Family
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Lee Mong Kow’s Family
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Chinatown – Cumberland
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Rajinder Singh Gill’s Family
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The Alexander Family Reunion Photo Album
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John Punch and Kitten
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Emily’s Family of Pets
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Teddy Bear
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These learning plans were created by Open School BC to support the new primary Social Studies and English Language Arts curricula. They include First Nations content by using curatorial objects, historical photographs and picture books.
You can find the Module here.

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Visual representation of family diversity!

Use video interviews from the Indo Canadian Sawmill Pioneer Family Oral History Collection Project as educational tools. You can find lesson plan here.

Find Pathways and other content here that have a Diverse Communities/Multiculturalism theme.