Students will see and hear demonstrations of the Doppler Effect and then make an advertisement for a rock and roll band called "The Doppler Effect".

Use water balloons to show the effect gravity will have on different sizes of objects in our solar system. Activity also shows how inertia works.

Students will design a controlled experiment to demonstrate the greenhouse effect and the effect of different surfaces on light reflection.

Learners study the energy associated with physical and chemical changes. The activity consists of observing nine phenomena.

Students will do research relating half-life and the age of radioactive substances on interesting topics.

Students will test soils they bring from their neighborhoods for pH.

Students will learn about the nitrogen cycle through discussion and the construction of a diagram.

Students will use an informational text to learn about the concept and practice their mathematical reasoning skills.

Students will create a unique project to demonstrate their understanding of plate tectonics.

Students will apply the atomic number of elements on the periodic table to the origin of heavy elements in the star cycle.

Students will model and measure energy transfers from light to heat.

In this exercise, students will collect and observe macroinvertebrates in an aquatic system. They will record and summarize their findings.

Click on the Country's Flag to view its location on Earth.

Click on the Country's Flag to view its location on Earth.

Click on the Country's Flag to view its location on Earth.

Click on the Country's Flag to view its location on Earth.

Click on the Country's Flag to view its location on Earth.

A collection of fun games for children based on the Canadian TV Series Tumbletown Tales.

Sixth graders predict if different types of coke will float or sink.

This field trip is designed to physically immerse students in the concept of habitat alteration focusing on biotic and abiotic habitat alterations.

Lesson focuses on students recognizing strengths in themselves and others as well as learning to write in verse.

Observe the changes in the states of matter and volume when a balloon-covered flask with water in it is heated.

Lesson helps students understand their rights and responsibilities and how it affects their lives.

Students will learn how to fill out a job application correctly.