1. Rockets

Tags: [Grade 1, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, processes of science, physical science, forces, newton, law of motion, balanced forces, unbalanced forces]  ...

2. Exploring Space

Tags: [Space Science, Space Exploration, Processes of Science, grade 3, grade 6, grade 7, grade 9, astronomy, Canadarm, technology, extreme environments, space]  ...

3. Get to Know a Potato

Tags: [Plants, grade 1, grade 2, kindergarten, observation, touch, processes of science]  ...

4. Creative Problem Solving

Tags: [Problem solving, processes of science, grade 3, grade 6, grade 7]  ...

5. Build Your Own Bodyworks

Tags: [Human Body, Grade 5, Grade 4, Grade 7, Processes of Science, nervous system, muscular system, hypothesis, prediction, biomechanics]  ...

6. Incompressible Water

Tags: [Forces and Motion, Processes of Science, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 7, water, gas, air, compression, liquid]  ...

7. Rockets

Want to do some science exploration that's out of this world? You won't need to force students to explore the pushes and pulls that affect rockets! In this set of activities, students investigate how and ...

8. Exploring Space

Just what does it take to fly to the moon... and beyond? Take a trip into space with this package of out-of-this-world activities. Train like an astronaut, simulate space missions, build and test ...

9. Get to Know a Potato

Often our senses are overpowered by the sense we use the most often: sight. In this activity, students hone their sense of touch while silencing their sense of sight. How many eyes does it have? Introduction ...

10. Creative Problem Solving

Kick-start your students' creativity by asking them to brainstorm and problem-solve. In this two-part exploration, students are challenged to think about materials and solutions in a variety of ways. THINK ...

11. Build Your Own Bodyworks

In this activity, students design a series of challenges to test their body's performance in a variety of ways. Human Performance Challenges Introduction The human body is an incredible machine. ...

12. Incompressible Water

Students learn about the compressability - or incompressability - of fluids and gases.  How Fast Can You Respond? Introduction Water is incompressible, which means that you can't squash it ...