Less than 1 hour

In this activity, participants will explore different types of soil. They will learn how human activity and climate change can affect the quality of soil. Note: the activities can be quite messy and are best done outside.

Participants learn about nuclear energy by role-playing the pathway in a CANDU (Canadian Deuterium-Uranium) nuclear reactor.

Participants conduct an experiment on fermentation to learn how biofuels are created!

Participants will learn about how the movement of water can be used to create electricity!

Participants build a working model of a windmill that lifts a load, like an elevator! They will discover how the wind is used to create green, sustainable energy.

Participants create a pinwheel using simple materials and discover why wind energy is good for the environment.

In this activity, participants will learn how composting works and why it can help in the fight against climate change. They will create their own compost using household waste and materials.

Participants will create their own chain reaction using everyday items and learn how energy is created in a nuclear power plant.

Participants will learn about synthetic fibers, participate in a microplastics challenge and explore ways to reduce microplastic pollution.

In this workshop for Grades 4-8, participants engage in the process of turning rocks into paint. They will learn how to crush and grind these rocks into fine pigments.

In this food web activity designed for grades 4-6, participants utilize images of different animals to determine their relationships within an ecosystem, identify predator-prey connections and construct a comprehensive food web.

Get excited for the total solar eclipse!

Get excited to view the total solar eclipse!

Is it a meteorite? Learn about types of meteorites and how you can identify them!