Combined with the many wonderful exhibits at the Royal BC Museum and the interesting pathways available on the RBCM learning portal children's non-fiction titles provide an excellent opportunity for further exploration of all kinds of amazing animal facts.

Listen to the soundscapes composed by the Anthropology of Sound students from the Department of Anthropology at the University of Victoria and you will be transported in another world of possibilities! Students picked one object or a diorama exhibited at the museum to compose their original soundscape.

These are the stories and pictures of the kids working on their stories for the creative writing class with Paisley and Korina from Story Studio. This four week course encouraged kids to be inspired by the museum objects and displays, while also working alongside the Royal BC Museum's Learning staff.

This playlist explores the ancient landscape of BC. Visit the primordial past--a strange world where alien creatures and exotic vistas shock the senses.

Highschool students from Seycove Secondary began an educational journey at the RBCM. Together we looked at the use of different documentation styles, explored the use of tangible and intangible information in the "Our Living Languages: First Peoples' Voices in BC" exhibit and finally, conducted an interview with local archivist Dennis J. Duffy.

It is over 100 years since the outbreak of the Great War. How do we now construct an understanding of what occurred and how do can we know the issues British Colombians faced both at home and on the Front? The Call Went Out is a theatrical piece based on letters from BC soldiers about their experiences and this…

Photography is a multifaceted form of expression. It is not only an illustration of the artistic self, photography is important in many segments of science. Photos can document an astronaut's visit to the moon, unique weather patterns, a colourful fish, or your family vacation. How can you use photography to learn more about the world around you?