The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 28, 1979, p. 8; "Members of the community of Elrose visited the industrial arts display at the town's vocational and cultural expo held April 26-28? Above: Another visitor looks at a one inch = 1 foot scale model of a house designed and built by a Grade 12 student..."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1978, p. 9; "Blake Kotylak, right, discusses his mini tractor pull with several visitors to the Qu'Appelle Valley Science Fair. Kotylak is a Grade 8 student at Montmartre."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1978, p. 8; "One of the visitors tastes a sample of potash included in a display of rocks and minerals at the Qu'Appelle Valley Science Fair. The display was set up by Irvin Kaczmar, a Grade 8 student at Montmartre."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 15, 1976, p. 4; "Learning experiences took to the great outdoors for the environmental education short course held Aug. 16-20 in the Cypress Hills. Here, the flora and fauna near the water's edge come under the close scrutiny of these environmental educators."

During the Environmental Education short course, participants press leaves; join around a table for a meal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 31,1981, p. 10; "Participants in the environmental education short course held last summer prepare to practise their canoeing skills."

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The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 14, 1979, p. 9; "Div. I and II art short course participants view one of the displays set up for their perusal."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 15, 1980, p. 7; "A participant in the course on learning centres works on materials to take back to her own classroom."; Attached sheet: (Frame) 1. Linda Schmunk laminating; 2. Gayle Fahlman making learning activities; 3. Barb Hewson, Deb Steinhauer, Carol Neher and Anne Millar working on new games for the classroom; 4. Pat Ellis, Cindy Warren, Judy Nicholson in group discussion; 5. Judy Nicholson works on new game; 6. Anne Millar, Maxine Desrosier, Pat Ellis fill out forms; 7. Maxine Desrosier, Judy Nicholson

A participant colors pictures with a marker at the Learning Centres course in Moose Jaw.

Three participants pose for the camera at the Learning Centres course in Moose Jaw.

A teacher attending the Moose Jaw course on learning centres takes notes on a metric fun centre display.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 30, 1979, p. 10; "Teachers, from left, Barbara Haddon, Beatrice Harcourt, Wendy Silvernagel and Linda Hatch express their creativity during an STF short course on movement. The workshop was conducted by Marianne Livant."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 27; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? the display illustrating the basic equipment needed to conduct field trips for biology students. Field equipment shown includes an insect net, killing bottles, trowel, plastic bag for plants, mammal traps, bottles and vials."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 23; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? Views of the audience and seminar during the symposium. Professors and lecturers as well as teachers attending summer school and the seminar took part in the symposium."