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Students will learn about the importance of satellites in our daily lives, and their role in helping us understand Earth’s physical systems.

The activities are available for use to anyone, but are useful to introduce students to the concepts of Earth observation before a visit to the exhibition

By learning about the life cycle and needs of bees, students learn how to protect pollinating insects. Hut a bee hive together and learn how to extract honey

Put on your hard hat and start testing marshmallow buildings to see which can withstand a raging Jell-o earthquake.

Using magnifying glasses and microscopes, students will discover the vibrant world hidden right under their feet!

What's hidden in the ocean’ depths? Learn about technologies used to study and explore this mysterious world that covers nearly 75% of the Earth's surface.

Navigate the chartered territory of your school yard with your students as they aim to find and classify biotic and abiotic factors found within its depths.

This digital activity guide is intended to be used by school teachers to explore pollution release in Canada as well as to highlight the uses of the NPRI.

Climate change is acidifying our oceans – and fast. In this experiment, you’ll be able to see one of the problems it causes to mollusks.

Take your students on a journey to explore the hidden world of Soil Superheroes with this activity from the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum.