What’s that smell? With the Agriculture and the Environment educational activity kit, teach your secondary students about earthy issues like composting and sustainable agriculture as they trace the

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.

Apples can be used for more than just eating. Use these fun inquiry-based activities about apples to explore math, science, and languages with your students.

What mysteries are hidden in the food we eat? Top off your lab coat with a chef’s hat, because you’re about to conduct some experiments that show the connection between science and what’s on our

This free resource package will help you to share the wonders of the night sky with your students. Students can observe how the movement of our planet influences our daily rituals, the changing of

Read each of these posters which provide fast facts at-a-glace about a selection of the Museum’s astronomy-related artifacts.

Learn more about Astronomy with this series of short videos. These videos, created in celebration of the International Year of Astronomy, showcase artifacts from our collection. Our Astronomy Virtual

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

Seeing isn’t always believing, especially when refraction is involved! See how water bends light, “breaking” a pencil right before your eyes. What you need Clear, round drinking glass Pencil Tap water

Learn about rabbits in your classroom or at home with these fun educational activities. What do rabbits need, what are they like, how are they different from us? All these questions are answered in