With downloadable 3D files and activity sheets, students explore flight, First World War aircraft and the reason why the planes look the way that they did.

What do swimsuits and sharkskin have to do with aircraft? Find out in the Museum’s Aviation and Technology school program.

Did you know pathogens can be tracked unknowingly onto farms on the soles of boots or shoes? Introduce your students to the subject of farm biosecurity and the risks of rapid disease transmission with

Take a trip through time with a chronological tour of the Museum in the Canada and the World in Flight school program.

Guar gum, annatto, fructose … foreign language? No, you’ve had them for lunch! The Chews Wisely educational activity kit gives your students the tools necessary to understand what’s in their food and

With downloadable 3D files and activity sheets, students will explore the clinometer, a 19th century tool used by scientists, explorers and naturalist.

This is an interactive guided tour, linked to the Social Studies curriculum in both provinces

Star finders, or planispheres, are used by stargazers all over the world to find stars in the night sky. Make your own – and you can explore constellations from your own backyard! What you need A

How do airplanes fly? Find out in Flight, a Museum school program.

Students visit the Museum’s collection, make observations, and ask questions about the role of aviation and the aerospace industry in Canada.