This booklet has been designed specifically for the Trading Books For Boats program. It is linked directly to the learning outcomes of the grade nine science program, as prescribed by the Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Education. As such, this workbook can be used by teachers as an evaluation tool for their students who complete the Trading Books For Boats program.
10 posters have been developed to compliment the learning stations that are established as part of the Trading Books For Boats program. While linked directly to the program these posters also serve a dual purpose in serving as a general education tool as well. Posters are available on the topics of:
- The People of the Bay of Islands
- Bay of Islands Physical Environment
- Bay of Islands Ecosystem Profile
- Coastal Activities in the Bay of Islands
- Coastal Management in the Bay of Islands
- Coastal Management in Action
- Municipal Wastewater Treatment
- Industrial Effluent
- Oil Spill Pollution and Prevention
- Marine Debris
- Bay of Islands Physical Environment
- Bay of Islands Ecosystem Profile
- Coastal Activities in the Bay of Islands
- Coastal Management in the Bay of Islands
- Coastal Management in Action
- Municipal Wastewater Treatment
- Industrial Effluent
- Oil Spill Pollution and Prevention
- Marine Debris
Given the immense success of the Trading Books For Boats program many groups have expressed an interest in establishing a similar program in their regions. ACAP Humber Arm has developed a "How To" guide to assist such groups and is willing to work with those groups to adapt and establish a program specific to their region.
How to Trade Books for Boats Manual
(Available in PDF Format)
Student WorkBook
(Available in PDF Format)
(Available in PDF Format)
Student WorkBook
(Available in PDF Format)
Environmental Education - Science & Research - Community Engagement
Initiative Supported By
ACAP Humber Arm Environmental Association Inc.
P.O. Box 564, Corner Brook, NL, Canada, A2H 6E6
P.O. Box 564, Corner Brook, NL, Canada, A2H 6E6