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Join us for a STEM learning event!
Let's Talk Science offers a variety of online events.
Whether you're an educator, student or volunteer, Let's Talk Science has something that fits into your lifestyle.
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On-Demand Professional Learning Webinars

STEM Storytime - Winter Specials

Spring Daily Discovery Series

Let's Talk Science Challenge 2023

Let's Talk Cancer

Curious Careers

Celebrate the Earth with Let’s Talk Science
Celebrate the Earth with Let’s Talk Science! Explore some fun, free, low prep, and easy-to-implement K–12 STEM programming and resources for your classrooms. Discover our Clothing4Climate project that encourages youth in Grades 7 to 12 to learn about the science behind climate change and the impact our clothing system has on the environment. The session will also highlight new and upcoming events for students and educators, certified Learning Pathways, and career and curriculum-aligned STEM resources and lesson plans that are readily accessible on our website.

STEM Storytime – Camouflage

Harnessing the Power of Generative AI in Teaching and Learning

Creating Disability-Inclusive Science Learning Environments

STEM Storytime – Forces and Motion

Uncover Problem Solving Through Outdoor Play
Children love to play outside in the natural environment. By utilizing the natural inclinations of young children to explore and by encouraging problem-solving skills, educators can move students’ thinking forward. It’s even easier than you might think to invite your youngest learners to join you as inventors and problem-solvers and jump into the world of computational thinking while playing outside and interacting with the world around them!

StemCellTalks Ottawa

STEM Storytime – Cloud in a Jar

LIVE STEM - Plants and Climate
April 4 & 5, 2023
This broadcast is intended for grades 3 to 6.

LIVE STEM - Clothing and Water Systems
This broadcast is intended for grades 6 to 8.
In this Broadcast, students will develop their skills of reflection and collaborative learning as they explore the impact of water usage and pollution throughout our clothing systems. They will also explore green jobs in a bonus opportunity to participate in a connected Curious Careers experience. This broadcast will be 45 minutes in length.
Click below to sign up for Curious Careers

Sustainable Development Goals and Design Thinking: Design a Seed Saver

STEM Storytime – Trouble-to-Toys
Join Let's Talk Science Outreach to read Lisa Lucas's book, "When the Earth Shook" and complete a hands-on science activity about upcycling waste!
In this activity, students will learn about how waste contributes to climate change and a solution for this problem. Using everyday household items, they will turn a waste item into a fun new toy.
For this activity, students will need:

StemCellTalks Hamilton

Approaching Tough Topics: Empowering Youth for Climate Action

STEM Storytime – Collect, Create, Compost!
Join Let's Talk Science Outreach to read Bethany Stahl’s book, "Save the Scraps" and complete a hands-on science activity about composting!
In this activity, students will learn about how composting works and discuss why it is important for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the fight against climate change. Then, using everyday household materials, they will then create their own compost.
For this activity, students will need:

Let’s Talk Forensic Anthropology

STEM Storytime – Insects
Join Let's Talk Science Outreach to read Cathryn Sill's book, "About Insects" and complete a hands-on science activity about insects and caterpillars!
In this activity, students will learn about insects and their large biodiversity. They will use everyday materials to make caterpillars and "feed" them and watch them grow!
For this activity, students will need:
Pagination

National STEM Projects
Engage your students in real science
Natural curiosity and the thrill of discovery engages participants in Let’s Talk Science’s national science projects. Available for all grade levels, these projects are based on real scientific problems.
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Our volunteers are catalysts for learning
Our trained and enthusiastic Let’s Talk Science Outreach volunteers pass on their passion for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to Canada’s future citizens.
News
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New opportunities on the horizon for Let’s Talk Science volunteers thanks to The Margaret and Andrew Stephens Family Foundation
Thanks to a generous donation from the Margaret and Andrew Stephens Family Foundation, over the next five years post-secondary student volunteers will have opportunities to be rewarded for participating in professional development and training offered by Let’s Talk Science.Read more -
Celebrating Black History Month
Black History Month offers an opportunity to celebrate the legacy and ongoing contributions of Black people in Canada and around the world.
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Let’s Talk Science and Canadian Child Care Federation announce partnership focussing on enriching ECE professional learning
Young children have an innate love for and interest in science because they are naturally curious about the world around them and have no end of qu
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London, Penetanguishene, Lacombe and Niagara Falls students win national space competition
The winners of the Lunar Rover Research Challenge have been announcedRead more