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View of about a third of the Earth from space. The Sun is partially visible from behind the planet.

A Trip around the Sun - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

K - Grade 1 (Ontario), Preschool - Elementary Cycle 1 (Quebec).

Students will learn about day and night and seasonal changes.

A museum employee stands in front of a large gray and black steam locomotive. She is wearing a headset and is smiling at a smartphone's screen held by a gimbal in her outstretched arm.

All Aboard!

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Daycare Centres 18 mos to 5 yrs - K (Ontario), Preschool (Quebec).

Choo! Choo! Climb aboard this Virtual Field Trip for an exciting journey. Explore the world of trains through interactive demonstrations

A suspension bridge made of Popsicle sticks. The Popsicle sticks sit on two upside down plastic cups on each end to raise the bridge. Wooden skewers stuck in corks serve as the posts of the bridge and ribbon acts as the suspension cables. Two LEGO people stand on the bridge.

Bridge Builders - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 5 - Grade 7 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 3 - Secondary Cycle 1 (Quebec).

Let these bridge-building activities help you to decompress while students learn about the forces acting on structures and what it takes to carry the load!

Two seals float on a large piece of white ice floating in green water.

Climate Change Adaptation – Living World

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 7 - Grade 8 (Ontario), Secondary Cycle 1 (Quebec).

By participating in activities like the ones in this digital learning kit, students will develop a better understanding of the factors that contribute to climate change and of the effects of climate change on biodiversity and the living world.

A tornado funnel is shown touching down onto green hilly farmland below a dark stormy sky with lightning bolts. Various homes and barns can be seen in the distance.

Climate Change Adaptation – Society and Economy

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 9 - Grade 10 (Ontario), Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

By participating in activities like the ones in this digital learning kit, students will develop a better understanding of the factors that contribute to climate change; and of the effects of climate

A massive piece of ice floating in the water fills the frame. A hole in the centre of the ice allows us to see a mountain in the distance behind.

Climate Change Adaptation - To What Degree?

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 6 - Grade 9 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 3 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

This digital learning kit encourages students to think about climate change adaptation and mitigation through a variety of activities that teachers can choose from, from simpler activities like a

Downward view of a person holding soil in their hands with a small plant sprouting from it. The ground below them is dry and cracked.

Climate Change Adaptations

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 7 - Grade 12 (Ontario), Secondary Cycle 1 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

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

a laser cutter

Design Technology

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 3 - Grade 10 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 2 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Students will discover how design technologies expand the possibilities of art and design, while creating their own design for a laser cut pin.

A glass sits on a table in front of a blue background. The glass is filled with water and there are two solid pieces of ice near the bottom of the glass. Vapour is flowing from the top of the glass.

Discovering States of Matter

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 2 - Grade 5 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 1 - Elementary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Students will examine different states of matter, as well as the processes that allow matter to transition between these states.

A pair of 3D glasses, with one red lens and one blue lens, leaning on an iPad in a green case. The iPad has an anaglyph satellite image of Mount St Helens, for viewing with the glasses, on its screen.

Earth in Focus – Earth Observation Edukit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 4 - Grade 8 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 3 - Secondary Cycle 1 (Quebec).

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.

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