Let's Talk Science National Office

Participants gain a basic understanding of electricity by experimenting with electrical circuits, conductors, insulators and electromagnets.

Participants experiment with magnets to discover their unique properties of attraction, repulsion and polarity.

Participants work in teams to design, create and test a variety of items to solve challenging science and engineering problems.

Explore the properties of liquids and the interactions between solids and liquids in exciting hands-on stations.

Practice inquiry skills by experimenting with how balls bounce and roll.

Explore the needs of living things and animal habitats through hands-on activities, including tie-ins to math and literacy.

Participants construct a playground out of simple machines.

In this extension of the Wonders of Weather workshop, participants will explore how El Nino affects the weather and explore historical changes in the global climate.

This workshop explores how the sun, air and water factor in determining the Earth's weather.

Students will design an illusion in order to understand how motion is perceived.

This workshop explores the effect of acidification on marine and freshwater systems.

Students participate in a series of exciting virtual quizzes.

The principles of electricity and magnetism can be used to communicate - for example by using an electromagnet to make a Morse code transmitter.

Students take their fingerprints and identify the patterns.

Students will classify species of monsters using a creature dichotomous key.