You’ll have the best birthday ever in our online STEM party.
CANDY CHEMISTRY – LAST CHANCE! RETIRING SOON!
This topic is also available in French!
Discover the surprising science hiding in a bag of Skittles. Explore solubility, buoyancy, reactivity and investigate the odds of finding your favourite colour. How sweet it is!
EWWW…THAT SCIENCE IS GROSS! – COMING SOON!
This topic is also available in French!
Discover the science behind things that make you go… ewww! Make “snot” and sneeze it while exploring viscosity, identify various animals from their scat (i.e., poop), and learn about digestion while producing a burp in a bag. Join us on a gross but fun-filled science adventure!
INVESTIGATE IT – LAST CHANCE! RETIRING SOON!
Become a forensic scientist and investigate this whodunit by examining clues left at the scene! Learn how to interpret evidence by exploring fabric samples and running a chemical analysis on a mystery solution. Take your own fingerprints and compare them to those left behind. Use chromatography to analyze the ink used in a mysterious note. Will you identify the culprit?
NOTICING NATURE – COMING SOON!
This topic is also available in French!
Chicka-dee-dee-dee. Who was that? Play a game to discover nature sounds around us. Buzz your newly created bee aroundflowers to pollinate them. Investigate seeds and make a seed caterpillar that will grow over time. Notice all that nature has to offer, big and small!
RIDE ‘N’ ROLL WITH SCIENCE! – COMING SOON!
Welcome to the amusement park – where we’ll be bumping, spinning, zipping, and rolling! Discover the actions and reactions of bumper cars. Explore the forces at work when you spin. Create a zipline while investigating gravity. Design a roller coaster to meet a challenge. It’s all about the physics of riding ‘n’ rolling!
SCIENCE MEETS ART! – COMING SOON!
This topic is also available in French!
Discover what happens when science meets art! Explore perception as you use shadows, colour, motion, and light to create art from science. You’ll make a puppet, a spinning top and a kaleidoscope, as well as design your own galaxy. “The greatest scientists are always artists as well!” (Albert Einstein)