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Students will learn about day and night and seasonal changes.

Students will learn about day and night and seasonal changes.

Students will explore climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies through a variety of activities, including taking on the role of exhibition designer!

It can be hard to imagine the rock cycle in action — it takes millions of years for it to complete! However, it doesn’t take nearly as long for crayons to do it

This bilingual edukit was created in collaboration with the CSA and will expose students to the importance of satellites in our daily lives and some of Canada's contributions to Earth observation from space.

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

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

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.