School's out for summer

Build a shoebox maze and watch your plant grow towards the light.

Practice writing down and drawing observations in a playful way to make science and note-taking easy.

Discover what uses electricity and simple ways to save electricity through a fun dancing game.

Be water scientists and make your own rain gauge.

Learn about food chains and interconnectedness with a fun, interactive game of tag.

Play a game and explore different landforms, how humans have adapted them to make electricity, and the importance of wat...

Play a game to learn how to stay safe around power lines and shuffle away from danger.

A game of tag introduces the many forms of energy.

Breathe and practice positive thoughts for eco-hope

Get outside, look around to observe, hear, smell and touch your surroundings.

Explore the connection between energy and exercise.

Get physically active while learning about water as a shared resource.

Play a game outside to explore what is natural and human-made.

Go outside and explore your surroundings and talk about the connection to nature and caring for the environment.

Get the buzz about how bees pollinate flowers and how we can help them out.

Save water and electricity during the warmer weather, and make a fan to keep cool.

Learn about the natural and artificial sources of light with this hands-on craft activity.

Introduce electrical safety hazards that can be encountered at work and how to stay safe.

Discover all the ways to save electricity in our homes and schools.

What is the future of transportation? Learn about innovations that reduce the impact on climate change.

Taste, sight, touch, smell and sound. Explore our five senses and draw a picture of where rain comes from.

Students are encouraged to research unfamiliar careers and present their findings in an infographic.

Learn about eco-hope to combat feelings of climate anxiety.

Play this Mahjong-inspired game, a hands-on STEAM activity to learn about electrical safety.

Make power line safety fun with these puzzles and crosswords.

Play a game to dress for each season. Are you cool, warm or dry?

Create a public service announcement to teach others about passive design solutions to extreme weather events.

Make an origami whale to learn about water conservation.

Discover the incredible journey of the salmon through storytelling, movement, and creativity.

Search the pictures and have fun learning how to use only what you need.

Learn how to stay safe around electricity and downed power lines.

Separate fact from fiction when it comes to keeping our oceans healthy and protecting species at risk.

Introduce the concept of electricity by thinking about objects that plug in and turn on.

Use cooperation and creativity to make a collage of all the different types of energy.

This drawing activity explores hydroelectric dams and how they affect biodiversity in the local environment.

Look at conservation case studies about topics that are important in our homes and communities.

Does drought affect B.C.'s electricity in winter? Learn about the connection between water, B.C.’s electricity generatio...

How can we build better homes?

How can government policies help protect the environment and fight climate change?

Learn about electricity in B.C. and explore key terms and concepts related to energy.

Learn how to identify summer drought in B.C. and conservation tips to save water during drought.

Celebrate water with a mystery photo challenge, a game of “Sun, sun, rain”, and an art project that reinforces how we ca...

Students use mathematical reasoning to decide how household energy consumption might be reduced.

Play a game to see how bats help farmers and their crops.

How can you use your five senses to know water?

Spot dangerous situations around power lines and shuffle to safety.

Play a game to learn the difference between what you need and what you want.

Students learn about growing food in greenhouses through an active exercise.

Electricity flows in transmission lines and human cells like a cascading line of dominoes

A real-world electric vehicle road-trip planning activity where students explore charging, mapping, and trip logistics w...

Let the good times roll! Creativity, teamwork, and competition teach us all about energy transformations.

Water is essential for life and always on the move.

Build a solar updraft tower to see radiation and convection at work.

Explore a variety of hands-on projects you can do to support pollinators.

Learn what people do in a variety of careers and how these careers can connect to the green economy. Discover different...

Develop effective scientific explanations to learn more about static electricity.

Which electric vehicle is right for you?

Let’s discover how water connects us as water is always on the move -visible and invisible.

Create a magnetic field with electrical circuits.

Combine science, creativity, and fun to design a machine that uses different forms of energy.

Explore a variety of hands-on projects you can do to support pollinators.

Make an origami whale to learn about water conservation.

Discover the incredible journey of the salmon through storytelling, movement, and creativity.

Discover what uses electricity and simple ways to save electricity through a fun dancing game.

Act like bugs and buzz towards the light to find your way home in this creepy crawly game.

Students combine a sense of curiosity with their sense of hearing to make observations about the world around them.

Learn about the natural and artificial sources of light with this hands-on craft activity.

Explore how natural and human-made features work together to generate electricity and power lights across B.C.

Play a game about saving water and discover how this protects wildlife.

Play a game outside to explore what is natural and human-made.

Create a picture to take home and remind us to save electricity.

Play a game to find out what you know about plastic.

Get physically active while learning about water as a shared resource.

Be water scientists and make your own rain gauge.

Did you know the water we drink is older than the dinosaurs?

Save water and electricity during the warmer weather, and make a fan to keep cool.

Make electricity in B.C. but be sure you have all the ingredients.

Taste, sight, touch, smell and sound. Explore our five senses and draw a picture of where rain comes from.

Learn how to identify summer drought in B.C. and conservation tips to save water during drought.

Use the criteria to identify powerful words and phrases to describe the world around us.

Play a game and explore different landforms, how humans have adapted them to make electricity, and the importance of wat...

Create postcards that show how to save energy and help the environment.

Build a solar updraft tower to see radiation and convection at work.

Discover how insulation keeps things warm through a hot water experiment.

This drawing activity explores hydroelectric dams and how they affect biodiversity in the local environment.

Create bookmarks to remind ourselves to save electricity to help preserve biodiversity and endangered species like the w...

Discover the many landforms found in B.C. and wonder at the beauty of where we live.

Go outside and explore your surroundings and talk about the connection to nature and caring for the environment.

Play a game to see how bats help farmers and their crops.

Learn about food chains and interconnectedness with a fun, interactive game of tag.

Watch a slideshow and play a matching game about thermal energy at home.

Searching for energy inputs and outputs in the great outdoors.

Dribble, jump, shoot - this game of basketball introduces kids to the idea of energy transformations.

Use cooperation and creativity to make a collage of all the different types of energy.

Let the good times roll! Creativity, teamwork, and competition teach us all about energy transformations.

A game of tag introduces the many forms of energy.

Combine science, creativity, and fun to design a machine that uses different forms of energy.

Learn about energy-efficient lighting and test your students' memory skills in this question and answer matching game.

Students learn about growing food in greenhouses through an active exercise.

Build a shoebox maze and watch your plant grow towards the light.

Sharing is caring with this DIY card game all about B.C.’s precious water resource.

Create a public service announcement to teach others about passive design solutions to extreme weather events.

Electricity flows in transmission lines and human cells like a cascading line of dominoes

Create a magnetic field with electrical circuits.

Get hands-on to explore how melting glaciers and sea ice affect rising sea levels.

What is the future of transportation? Learn about innovations that reduce the impact on climate change.

Create a poster inspiring others to take action for climate change.

Get the buzz about how bees pollinate flowers and how we can help them out.

Practice writing down and drawing observations in a playful way to make science and note-taking easy.

Connect with nature to discover ways to help our planet and take action on climate change.

Breathe and practice positive thoughts for eco-hope

Separate fact from fiction when it comes to keeping our oceans healthy and protecting species at risk.

Develop effective scientific explanations to learn more about static electricity.

Which electric vehicle is right for you?

How can we build better homes?

Exploring actions to effectively reduce light pollution in our communities.

Students use mathematical reasoning to decide how household energy consumption might be reduced.

Look at conservation case studies about topics that are important in our homes and communities.

Does drought affect B.C.'s electricity in winter? Learn about the connection between water, B.C.’s electricity generatio...

How can government policies help protect the environment and fight climate change?

Learn the basics of a circuit in this activity as you add a bit of light to your paper crafts! Trace a path for the elec...

Explore a variety of hands-on projects you can do to support pollinators.

Introduce electrical safety hazards that can be encountered at work and how to stay safe.

Learn what people do in a variety of careers and how these careers can connect to the green economy. Discover different...

Students are encouraged to research unfamiliar careers and present their findings in an infographic.

Learn how geologic features and climate influence the location of various energy forms.

A real-world electric vehicle road-trip planning activity where students explore charging, mapping, and trip logistics w...

Create a magnetic field with electrical circuits.

Create a poster inspiring others to take action for climate change.

Play this Mahjong-inspired game, a hands-on STEAM activity to learn about electrical safety.

Breathe and practice positive thoughts for eco-hope

Build a shoebox maze and watch your plant grow towards the light.