Group activities for schools

​Meet an archaeologist in a conference-workshop at school.
 
Offer your grade school, high school or college students the opportunity to discover archaeology and aboriginal cultures in class with an interactive presentation where participants can handle reproductions, observe demonstrations, experiment concepts and/or craft an object.
 
Our elementary-secondary school program is designed along the guidelines of the Quebec school program to introduce the subject of Aboriginal people and develop the competencies of the Social universe, Science & technology, and Arts.
 
Our college program aims to develop an interest in anthropology as a multidisciplinary science by presenting different approaches to study human evolution, prehistoric technologies, subsistence techniques and complex societies.

Each activity allows to:

• Discover the diversity and ingenuity of aboriginal technologies
• Handle tools and objects made with natural materials
• Observe demonstrations drawn from tradition and experimentation
• Experiment tools and techniques used in the past
• Understand the contribution of archaeology to social sciences
• Gain a better understanding of aboriginal cultures
• Develop an open mind about human diversity

program for elementary-secondary schools

program for colleges

To reserve: 
​514-504-4545 / info@abotec.ca / Online

Some activities are now available in virtual form on a web platform.

• Come into our universe! Specially designed for optimal viewing.
• A personnalized meeting! Interactive activities with questions and comments.
• You can almost touch it! Zoom in on artifacts as if you were there.
• Closer than ever! Detailed demonstrations of crafting techniques.

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