Let's Talk Science has a great selection of resources and activities for engaging children and youth at home.
Let’s Talk Science offers a variety of no cost experiences, resources and activities to help you engage students in STEM-based learning both in the classroom and online.
National
STEM Projects
Engage your students in real science through a national STEM project, including TomatosphereTM
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Hands-on
Activities
Discover science at your fingertips with these easy hands-on experiments
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Careers
Inspire students with the variety of STEM-related careers available
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COVID-19
Response
COVID-19 learning resources and suggestions for discussing with students
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We live in an era in which science and technology are reshaping everything, from the way we work to the way we manage our lives and interact with the world. With fewer than 6 million children and youth, ages 3-17, in Canada, we cannot afford to leave any behind. Let’s Talk Science supports the development of all youth into creative, critical thinkers and knowledgeable citizens who are prepared to participate and thrive in a complex global environment.
Seminars, summits and more provide hands-on experiences
Read More about In-person TrainingUpdate your skills and understanding on your own schedule
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Everything you need to know about how to participate.
Read More about Educators and parentsStudy our Student Handbook, practice quizzes and more to prepare.
That’s a real job!
They may seem out there, but these are real jobs! Or they will be soon…
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Careers in STEM
Meet diverse, skilled tradespeople working across Canada
Watch Now Video - Careers in STEM
Meet Our Teacher Leaders - Winnie Hsu
We have always been proud of our passionate group of Teacher L
There’s So Much to Learn
Jason Peterson believes in the power of science.
@LetsTalkScience 5 Mar
Don't forget to register for our very first Coffee & a Keynote with @nora3000 to discuss current approaches to AI work, what the practical future of AI looks like & what the challenges are. Sit, sip and be inspired starting tomorrow at 11am ET / 8am PT 👉 https://t.co/24Izu0s4OC https://t.co/5YiZdL8SKl
@LetsTalkScience 5 Mar
#FastFactFriday Everything and everyone ages. But scientists have made discoveries about our cells and the systems in our body that could potentially one day be used to increase human lifespans. Learn more with this #STEM in Context: https://t.co/Ixjx2CUFTN #STEMed https://t.co/z3sLEUQxbn
@LetsTalkScience 4 Mar
Join us for the NB Science Week Career and Academic Discovery Panel! Featuring Let's Talk Science volunteers as they discuss their experience at university studying, working & developing skills for a future in STEM ➡️ https://t.co/0SQuDGMGLI Open to students across Canada. https://t.co/wKTUWKDUW5
@LetsTalkScience 4 Mar
"It is nice to be able to use the skills I have learned in school and apply them to real world problems. It is rewarding to be able to see the things I design once they are built." - Ryley Gray, Civil Structural Design Engineer #NEM2021 #CareerDiscovery https://t.co/XUKzmDpreY
Amgen Canada Inc.
Government of Canada
Hibernia Management and Development Company Ltd.
The Trottier Family Foundation
Bayer Inc.
Government of Ontario
NOVA Chemicals Corporation
RBC Foundation
SAP Canada
Seaspan Shipyards
Toyota Canada Foundation & Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada
