University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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nur-'ff' Twelve students of W.T.C. were assigned to the Toronto Island 5 if swf is m ALBION HILLS In early December, a number of us shared a very unique experience. We iourneyed to Albion Hills School near Toronto for a week of out- door activities where our classroom consisted of rolling tree-topped hills. We each assisted a group of ten children in research, field trips, projects and notemaking. The long days were highlighted nightly with entertainment provided by the students. All too soon our trip came to an end, but it was a very fascinating and profitable ex- penence. TORONTO ISLAND National Science School at Hanlan's Point on Toronto Island during the month of December. Being each in charge of twelve grade six stu- dents we had the opportunity to collect rocks and minerals, forecast weather and use maps and compasses during our outdoor classes. Afterwards we delivered and applied the knowledge we had learned. At night, we were entertained by songs, films and skits. We would like to thank those who made it possible for such a rewarding ex- penence.