During the presentation, participation from the students and teachers is encouraged to help explain certain topics, such as the various voyages of the Explorers and the interaction between the European Explorers & the First Nations Peoples. After a brief introduction about Blades of Glory, a variety of topics are covered.

1. Glossary of terms
2. Various theories of how people arrived in Canada
3. Various Famous European Explorers & their voyages, such as:
4. * John Cabot
5. * Jacques Cartier
6. * Samuel de Champlain
7. First Nation Peoples, social & cultural characteristics
8. Interaction between First Nation Peoples & Europeans (Positive & Negative)
9. Question & Answer
10. Students look at, touch, try on display items

Items placed on display include: Totem Pole, Beaver Skin, arrow heads, model ship, Canadian Diamonds & Martin Frobisher's "Fools Gold", various English, French and Native armour & weapons.

~    Seminars are presented to 2 to 3 classes at one time.
~    Presentations are held in a gymnasium
~    The use of 2 tables (approx. 5’ to 6’ each) and 2 chairs is required
~    Each presentatiion takes 30 to 45 min to setup

Please e-mail us for pricing information.  If you have any questions or require more information, please call:  (705) 653-4144


Harry Heydon,
Blades of Glory
RR# 4
Campbellford, Ont.,
K0L 1L0
E-Mail: zon@heydon.com