Suitable for all ages

Students learn how acid rain is formed and the use of pH indicators.

Students compare point source and nonpoint source pollution.

Students make seed bombs to promote native biodiversity.

Experiment with different pulleys to lift a water bottle.

Students participate in a series of exciting virtual quizzes.

This activity from the Feast for the Senses Lending Library kit is great for community booths. The attached discovery card is Christmas/holiday themed. Participants try to guess the smell of various bottles.

This activity is a good demonstration of genetic differences (about 70% of those tested should be able to taste it).

In this activity, we will learn all about gases, pressure and the states of matter by making alka-seltzer rockets!

Put out a candle using carbon dioxide created by mixing vinegar and baking soda and learn about the states of matter and invisible gases!

This activity will show us what vinegar does to calcium carbonate, a molecule that makes up sea shells, corals, and parts of your bones!

Learn about the density of liquids and the production of gases in this cool activity!

What is your favorite colour? How do plants and flowers have so many different colours? What if you could change their colour? In this activity, you will explore the properties and structure of plants and how to change their color.

Students are given an unlabeled picture of a night sky and asked to find the constellations in it.

A virtual interview with a scientist where volunteers lead an interactive session about themselves, their interest in science, their career path, etc.

Explore binary code and how computers use it to store information.