Welcome to Lady Buggy!

We provide Calgary area schools and homeschools with in-class science enrichment programs, specializing in insects and other invertebrates and including live animal handling. In other words, we bring bugs into classrooms and your students will have the chance to hold them! The learning is truly hands-on and the real live animals are just the beginning. Multiple styles of learning are activated with games, costumes, microscopes, and more as the students rotate through stations filled with learning that is engaging, unique, and of course, hugely fun.

Activity centres are updated for the new Alberta curriculum at all grade levels.

The specific bugs we bring may vary but typically include isopods, vinegaroons, tarantulas, giant millipedes, darkling beetles and caterpillars. All of them are safe and the children will be closely supervised while interacting with them.

We can even customize activities according to your learning needs! Some unique ideas have included using insects as high school art drawing subjects, and using tarantulas to talk about overcoming fears of โ€œscaryโ€ creatures at Halloween. Kids of all ages are fascinated by bugs and the possibilities for learning are endless. Do you have an idea? Lets talk!

Are you ready to book the most memorable in-class field trip youโ€™ve ever had?

See โ€œIn-Person Programsโ€ for more details, then call or email to talk to Georgia. Canโ€™t wait to hear from you!

The Lady Buggy program was an excellent lesson integration for my class. All of the students were very engaged and Georgia did a fabulous job of enthusiastically educating the kids. I highly recommend this program for anyone looking for an fun, hands on lesson on bugs!

J. Mckellar, Phoenix Foundation, Calgary

“”I just wanted to pass on the glowing comments I received about your workshop onย Monday:ย “My daughter thought it was awesome. She was totally engaged and even took notes as Georgia presented.ย Thank youย so much for providing this opportunity.””

L. Ferguson, Librarian, Western Manitoba Regional Library