Constellation Flashlight
Canada Science and Technology Museum
You don’t need a clear, country sky to get up close and personal with the stars. Use these fun constellation projectors to bring the night sky indoors!
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Broken Pencil Illusion
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Seeing isn’t always believing, especially when refraction is involved! See how water bends light, “breaking” a pencil right before your eyes.
Symphony Hack Lab Maker Workshop
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Create your own musical instrument using everyday materials. Create percusionality, a string-o-lin and a whistle-o-phone
Percussionality
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Thought to be the oldest type of instrument ever invented, percussion instruments provide a tempo (or beat) to the melody.
String-o-lin
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Make a string instrument out of cardboard! The NAC Orchestra’s includes 39 string instruments, each one adding a new sound to the symphony.
Whistl-o-phone
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Nothing completes an orchestra like a swelling woodwind section. Who needs a saxophone when you have paper, Popsicle sticks and a little creativity?
The Science of Sports
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Teaching science within the context of sports is a great way to take advantage of students’ existing interest in the subject
Wearable Technology
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Today, wearable technology can be found in entertainment, education, finance, fitness, music, personal safety, and medicine.
Stargazing
Canada Science and Technology Museum
At its simplest, stargazing is exactly what it sounds like: taking the time to look at what’s above you in the night sky.
Sound
Canada Science and Technology Museum
The science of acoustics, or the science of sound, studies the physics behind the sounds we hear every day. Learn more about sound!