Program description
This program uses the framework of remote sensing and Earth observation from space to provide students with the opportunity to interactively engage in exploring the concepts of light, heat transfer, and spatial resolution. Students will learn about the importance of satellites in our daily lives, and their role in helping us understand Earth’s physical systems.
This program is virtual via Zoom. We have implemented the following measures to ensure that our virtual programming is safe and secure:
- Waiting room to prevent uninvited guests from joining the meeting
- Controls in place to control if and when students can chat and share content
- End-to-end encryption to ensure proper security
- Recording of program is not permitted by any party
Curriculum links
This program will cover the following curriculum-related topics and themes across a range of grade levels. The content can be adapted, based on the needs of the group.
| Energy | Mathematics |
|---|---|
|
Light Different types of electromagnetic radiation and their properties. Optics Technologies that extend our senses and enhance our ability to gather data about our world. Heat Investigation of the transmission of heat through different materials. |
Number Sense Consider and calculate measurements of temperatures, distances, dimensions, time, and area. Data Collect and organize data, draw conclusions from data presented in various ways. Interpret the story that the data tells. Geometry Characteristics of geometric shapes such as rectangles and squares. |
| Geography | Other |
|
The World in Spatial Terms Analysis of spatial graphics (satellite images) of the Earth and map projections. Environment and Society Human adaptation to the physical environment. Impact of extreme natural events on the human and physical environment. |
Sustainability and Climate Change Natural and human factors that influence Earth’s climate and climate change. Communication and Collaboration Clarity and precision of communication and instructions. Listening, interpreting and conveying information clearly. Critical Thinking Observation, analysis, interpretation and explanation. |
Teacher Tips
An educator from the museums will connect with your classroom using videoconferencing software. Through your web camera and the chat feature, the educator will see and interact with the students throughout the session. See the attached document for tips and tricks for connecting with your class.
Planning your virtual program (PDF)
After your booking, we will be in touch with you to provide information about the program set up and any supplies you or your students will need to best participate in the program you have reserved.
Fee
$140 per session
We request a maximum of 30 students or one classroom per session, in order to maximize the educator’s ability to interact with your students.
Reservations
Booking requests can be made through our online reservation request form.
You can also connect directly to our Customer Relations team:
Email: contact@IngeniumCanada.org
Phone: 613-991-3053 or 1-866-442-4416
Program Details
- View all programs at the Canada Science and Technology Museum
- View other programs related to Space, Earth & Environment
- View other programs for: Grade 4 - Grade 8 (Ontario) or Elementary Cycle 2 - Secondary Cycle 1 (Quebec)