332 Road 3 W, Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5 519.733.4034 Email: questions@jackminer.com
332 Road 3 W, Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5 519.733.4034 Email: questions@jackminer.com
332 Road 3 W, Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5 519.733.4034 Email: questions@jackminer.com
332 Road 3 W, Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5 519.733.4034 Email: questions@jackminer.com
Splash into summer fun as we explore the amazing organisms that live in water! Kids will learn why water is so important and how we can all help take care of it through fun games, crafts, and hands-on activities.
Activities:
**Parents, make sure your child is prepared to get a little wet for this program. Bathing suit or change of clothes required.**
Program cost: $5 per child
Take a deep dive into the incredible ecosystems found in our waters. This program teaches the science behind water conservation and explores real-world ways we can protect our planet’s most valuable resource through teamwork, exploration, and interactive learning.
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What to bring
Program cost: $5 per child
Flap, flutter, and fly into the world of birds! In this fun and feather-filled adventure, kids will discover what makes birds special—from beaks to feathers to feet. Through games, crafts, and outdoor exploration, they’ll learn how birds survive and thrive in the wild.
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What to bring
Program cost: $10 per child
Step into the wild and discover how animals, plants, and people all fit together in nature! Through fun games, crafts, and outdoor adventures, kids will learn about food chains, habitats, and the amazing ways living things depend on each other to survive.
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Program cost: $5 per child
Uncover the secrets of ecosystems and food chains in this exciting hands-on program. Participants will explore how energy flows through nature, investigate predator-prey relationships, and see how every living thing—big or small—plays a role in keeping the environment in balance.
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Program cost: $5 per child
Discover the incredible role bugs play in our planet’s biodiversity! In this interactive program, participants will explore the variety of insect life in different ecosystems, learn how these tiny creatures support the environment, and investigate the connections between bugs, plants, and other animals. Through hands-on fieldwork, experiments, and creative projects, teens will gain a deeper understanding of why biodiversity matters—and how we can help protect it.
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Program cost: $5 per child
Travel back in time and learn about Jack Miner; a real-life nature hero who helped protect birds and wildlife! In this fun and engaging program, kids will learn about Jack Miner’s amazing work with geese, his love for animals, and how he helped create one of North America’s first bird sanctuaries. Through stories, games, crafts, and outdoor fun, young explorers will discover how one person can make a big difference for nature.
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Program cost: $5 per child
Walk in the footsteps of Jack Miner, one of Canada’s early conservation pioneers, and discover how his passion for birds helped shape wildlife protection in North America. In this engaging program, participants will explore the history of Miner’s work with migrating geese and the lasting impact of his legacy. Through hands-on activities, outdoor exploration, youth will learn how one person’s dedication to nature can inspire change for generations.
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What to bring
Program cost: $5 per child
Drop in and make a splash with hands-on water activities for all ages! Explore the wonders of water through interactive stations. Learn about the water cycle, and how we can all help protect this vital resource. No registration needed—just stop by, stay as long as you like, and dive into discovery.
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Program cost: by donation
Discover the wild world of ecosystems at your own pace! This drop-in session invites visitors of all ages to explore how plants, animals, and environments are connected through fun, hands-on activities. Learn about food chains, habitats, and the balance of nature—no registration required. Come when you can, stay as long as you like, and enjoy exploring the building blocks of life on Earth!
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Program cost: by donation
In this playful and hands-on program, kids will learn the difference between recycling and upcycling, why it’s important, and how they can help take care of the Earth. Through games and crafts, children will discover how everyday items can be reused in creative ways!
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Program cost: $5 per child
Fly by for a feather-filled adventure! This drop-in session invites visitors of all ages to explore the amazing world of birds through fun and engaging activities. Learn about bird adaptation and discover their unique features. No registration needed—just stop in, stay as long as you like, and enjoy some birding fun!
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Program cost: by donation
Explore the legacy of Jack Miner, one of North America’s first conservationists and a trailblazer in bird protection. In this engaging and interactive program, teens will dive into the life and work of Miner; his groundbreaking efforts to protect migratory birds, the creation of his sanctuary, and his lasting impact on wildlife conservation. Through discussion, hands-on activities, and outdoor exploration, participants will gain insight into the power of environmental action and how one person’s vision can inspire change across generations.
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Program cost: $5 per child
In this exciting program, kids will learn the basics of using compasses to find their way through fun nature trails. Through hands-on activities, teamwork, and exploration, participants will build navigation skills, boost their confidence, and discover the thrill of finding their way in the great outdoors!
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Program cost: $8 per child
Challenge yourself with the skills of navigation and outdoor adventure! In this hands-on program, youth will learn the fundamentals of orienteering; how to read maps, use a compass, and navigate through natural terrain. Participants will put their skills to the test in a friendly orienteering competition, as well as use their skills on a trek through Kennedy Woods. With teamwork, strategy, and a spirit of adventure, this program offers an exciting way to build confidence and explore the outdoors.
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Program cost: $10 per child
Kennedy Woods, Grounds
and Public Viewing Pond:
Every day, sunrise to sunset!
All buildings are CLOSED
for Christmas Holiday
(December 20 – January 4)
Spring/Summer/Fall Hours
(April 7 – December 19)
Jack Miner Learning Centre:
OPEN Everyday, 10AM – 3PM
Jack Miner Museum + Gift Shop:
OPEN Everyday, 10AM – 3PM
Historic House: By Chance or Appointment
Winter Hours (January 5 – April 5)
Jack Miner Learning Centre:
Tues, Wed, Thurs, 10AM – 3PM
Jack Miner Museum + Gift Shop:
By chance or by appointment
Address:
332/360 Road 3 West
Kingsville, ON,
Canada N9Y 2E5
Phone:
(519) 733-4034
Email:
questions@jackminer.com
CURRICULUM-BASED FIELD TRIPS
For inquiries, bookings, and more information, email: molewski@jackminer.com
