Students examine seeds, make predictions on how they disperse and create a simple seed carrier that flies like a maple key.

Students use kitchen materials to look at changes and determine if they are chemical or physical changes.

Students learn about animals in water, human impacts, and are given materials to attempt to clean up a cooking oil spill.

Students learn about characteristics of light and create their own kaleidoscopes.

Students explore whether fat, fur and feathers keep them warm on snow/ice.

Students build pompom poppers and balloon cars to learn about forces causing movement.

Students are introduced to a simple circuit and switch with a light bulb, similar to a Harry Potter type wand.

Students learn about dinosaurs with paper bag puppets and a fossil extraction activity using cookies.

Students model the digestive system, learning about some of the digestive enzymes and physiology along the way.