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Explore surface tension in this hands on challenge activity.

This strategy helps students think critically about ideas by ranking them on a scale.

Learn how moving water can be used to generate electricity. This is called hydroelectric power generation.

Humidity is an important part of life on Earth and life in space. This backgrounder explains what humidity is, how it is measured and how it affects us both mentally and physically.

Learn how to measure lung capacity and about the factors that can affect our lung capacity in this hands on activity.

Snake venom can be dangerous for your circulatory system, nervous system or muscular system. But it can also be very useful in medicine.

In this hands on activity find out just how much of an iceberg is below the surface. It might surprise you!

Will it slide or stick? Students conduct a fair test to investigate how different solid surfaces affect the movement of an object on a ramp.

Some dung beetles use alternative reproductive tactics to increase their chances of finding a mate. Learn what this tells us about evolution and biodiversity.

Put on your running shoes and sharpen your pencil! Investigate the mathematical connection between work and power in this hands-on activity.

Hydraulics power many of the large machines you see around you.

Make a scale from simple materials and test it to measure weight.

Explore the concept of persistence of vision in this hands on activity.

Have you ever experienced static electricity? Like when you pull a wool sweater over your head in the winter? See what else static electricity can do in this hands-on activity.

It’s not easy to dive deep underwater. How do divers get down deep? Learn how scuba divers manipulate density to move up and down in this hands on activity.