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Tall buildings of a city on a sunny day are in the background. In the foreground we can see green lawn with solar panels and wind turbines.

Exploring Canada’s Energy Future (Sold-Out)

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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

Get to know Canada’s energy system by exploring energy production and consumption across Canada, and learn about the role of the Canada Energy Regulator.

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Hidden Worlds: Under the Microscope (Sold-Out)

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 1 - Grade 10 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 1 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Examine micro worlds of everyday objects under a live video feed of the museum’s digital microscope. Students will examine micro worlds of everyday objects

The tiny house at the Canada Science and Technology Museum from the exterior. Parts of the walls are missing to show the small kitchen and loft bed inside.

Living Tiny - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 6 - Grade 10 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 3 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Tiny houses present many environmental and economic advantages, but they also present their own challenges. In this activity, determine if you can live tiny.

A museum employee showing the functionality of a simple machine while holding other simple machines

Movement and Machines: It’s Simple! (Sold-Out)

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 2 - Grade 5 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 1 - Elementary Cycle 3 (Quebec).

Students will discover the lever and inclined plane families and will identify simple machines in the museum’s exhibitions.

A silhouette of a woman with a telescope in the foreground is looking at the Milky Way galaxy in the night sky.

Observing the Night Sky (Sold-Out)

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 6 - Grade 10 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 3 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Through a series of fun challenges, students will learn about the celestial objects and phenomena that can be observed with our eyes or with a telescope.

A crane on a boat holds a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) over the water as it is deployed.

Ocean Explorers - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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

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.

Telephone poles and electric towers in the foreground and a hazy skyline with multiple stacks releasing pollution into a golden sky in the background.

Pollutants in Your Environment - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 9 - Grade 10 (Ontario), Secondary Cycle 1 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

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.

Close up of a pulley on a clothes line.

Pulleys and Gears - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 3 - Grade 5 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Get your students in gear and lift them to new heights while exploring how pulleys and gears help us do work more easily.

Document header for Rent-A-Tech that shows illustrations of LEDs and binary code spelling the word TECH.

Rent-a-Tech: Micro:Bit Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Program Location

Grade 4 - Grade 12 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 2 - Secondary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Looking to bring a fun and interactive tech experience into your classroom — but not sure where to start? Ingenium would like to introduce you to Rent-a-Tech!

Wooden sticks are stacked, two on each layer and alternating direction in each layer to form a square based tower with a hollow centre. A brick sits atop the tower.

Stable Structures - Digital Learning Kit

Canada Science and Technology Museum

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Grade 3 (Ontario), Elementary Cycle 2 (Quebec).

Through the activities in this resource students will explore the importance of balance in structures in natural and built environments.

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