What is the light theory that allows you to see yourself in the mirror? Reflection! Discover how reflection works by building your own kaleidoscope with this fun activity. Materials Empty Pringles can or tissue paper roll Mylar sheets or aluminum foil

The scientific method is a way of gaining knowledge by testing things and taking observations. It involves asking questions, making predictions (a hypothesis), testing, recording observations, analyzing results, then drawing conclusions. In this activity, we’ll use the scientific method to

Watching a lava lamp’s coloured bubbles rise and sink involves more science than meets the eye! The different densities and polarities of the various components of a lava lamp show a fantastic phenomenon that you can recreate at home. Let’s

In our everyday lives, shoes play a critical role: they protect our feet, help prevent injury and more. Shoes in sports have to work even harder for the athletes wearing them, to help improve performance for the different people and

The Winter Olympics are starting Friday, February 4, 2022. There are lots of different sports that are part of the winter Olympics but there is one thing they all have in common: STEM! That’s right, science, technology, engineering and math

An exciting event has happened in the world of STEM – the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)! Let’s learn a bit about what that is, how Canada is involved (that’s one of our favourite parts), and learn

Registration for STEM Camp this summer is officially open! We’re so excited to share another fun and educational summer with you and your campers! We also want to be sure you feel secure when booking camp, even in this time

Have you ever wondered how engineers manage to build buildings so high, they seem to reach above the clouds? Learning about how to create stable and strong structures of that size takes lots of education and practice, but did you

For such a tiny, short-lived thing, snowflakes are filled to the brim with wonder! Did you know: Snowflakes are just amazing!  So, let’s make one ourselves: What you need: What to do: Now, make some predictions (we call that a