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Students look for shapes in structures and then build and test different frame structures for strength and stability.

What does light have to do with colour? Observe some colourful fruit under different conditions to learn why we see the colours we see!

This strategy helps students reflect on prior knowledge, wonderings and new knowledge.

Students develop and apply the skills of sorting & classifying, comparing & contrasting and predicting as they explore magnetism as a non-contact force that causes movement.

Many people believe that hookah smoking is safer than cigarette smoking. But in fact, hookah smoking can be even more harmful to your health!

Get your hands cold for science and explore the topic of sensory adaptation.

Making Comparisons is a way of thinking about two or more objects, ideas and/or events to find out how they are the same and how they are different. Knowing this information allows students to sort, classify and organize objects, ideas and/or events, to connect prior knowledge about them to new knowledge, and to develop appropriate comparative vocabulary.

Did you know that too much carbon dioxide in the classroom can affect your body, and even your grades?

Make some goop that has the properties of a liquid and a solid.

Learn how e-cigarettes and other vaping products work, and why scientists and health professionals have concerns about their safety.

Explore the concept of displacement of fluids in this hands on activity.

Drones are very cool and very useful aircraft! This resource explains how drones stay in flight, and outlines some of their uses.

Explore acid-base chemical reactions that really get things bubbling in the kitchen!

Learn about the chemistry of ice skating rinks, and the technology & engineering that lets us enjoy them indoors as well as outside.

This strategy helps students develop critical thinking skills by identifying issues and stakeholders