Earth Systems: Understandings of the living world, Earth, and space are deepened by investigating natural systems and their interactions.

Students will observe, measure, record and graph light levels during a real or simulated solar eclipse.

Students will learn about the size and position of the Sun, moon and Earth during a solar eclipse using a 3-Part Math Task.

Things to do on solar eclipse day!

Help Lenny and Lexie get ready for a solar eclipse using your unplugged coding skills.

Safely view a solar eclipse by making and using a pinhole solar eclipse viewer.

Challenge yourself to design the best filter for the lowest cost!

Learn about British Columbia’s White Sturgeon and some of the ways people are working to preserve their habitat.

Learn about solar storms and how they impact Earth.

Learn about how Canadian scientists observe and predict space weather.

Learn about auroras - spectacular light shows in the night sky.

Did you know that the Sun, like Earth, has magnetic field? This field affects our planet and our solar system! Let’s learn more about how it works.

Learn all about solar eclipses.

Learn about peat bogs, the threats they face and how you can help.

Learn the basics of the star we call the Sun.

Learn about how craters are formed and about some of Canada's impact craters.