1-2 hours

Learn about the importance of constellations and moon phases and how adaptations play a role in our survival on Earth.

This workshop explores water quality and the importance of healthy water systems.

Students solve a crime investigation by solving a series of math-based challenges.

In this workshop, students will learn about and experience the challenges of Space Exploration using un-manned space probes, with specific focus on exploring Mars.

Students learn about the types of leaves, capillary action and plant growth.

Students obtain a fundamental understanding of food chains, food webs, dominant and keystone species by conducting an owl pellet dissection, engaging in a food chain activity and building their own bird feeder.

Students will explore and build examples of simple machines that are found on a playground.

Students will learn about light and how reflection and refraction work.

Students will learn about optimizing area and how to estimate and calculate the volume of quadrilaterals and 3D prisms.

Students are introduced to DNA, base pairs and genes and learn the anatomy of DNA by building a DNA beaded bracelet and extracting DNA from bananas.

Student will get to learn about biodiversity by building a butterfly biodiversity mobile and watching a short clip of Butterflies and Pupae from the Carleton University Butterfly Show.

Learn about strong and stable structures by building and testing bridges.

Learn about the requirements for life, adaptations, habitats, and conservation.

Learn media literacy skills including the recognition of "fake news", critically analyze sources of information, and understand the impact of science communication on our lives