How Trees and Plants Survive the Winter in Canada
How do plants and trees manage to survive the long months of winter without their leaves, and how they become green so quickly again?
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5 Halloween Science Experiments to Try This Weekend
Check out these fun and easy science experiments perfect for Halloween.
Virtual Field Trips Opens New Worlds for All Students
Joanne Sallay interviewed Lorrie Ann Smith, from the Ontario Science Centre about their online field trips and learning experiences.
Get a Sweet Treat from this Popsicle STEM Activity
With this popsicle STEM experiment in the kitchen with making flavour-pleasing combinations, children grades 4+ will learn the basics of scientific theory and vocabulary so they can run their own experiments.
Interview with Reni Barlow, Executive Director of Youth Science Canada
Joanne Sallay interviewed Reni Barlow, Executive Director of Youth Science Canada in her Teaching Librarian column.
Nature Shows for Children Who Love Biology
Teachers on Call shares these wonderful nature shows on your local streaming services to celebrate National Zoo and Aquarium Month.
Enjoy National Zoo & Aquarium Month with These Five Great Attractions
Teachers on Call shares five great places to check out virtually for National Zoo and Aquarium Month
Steam Games to Play Online with the Whole Family
Teachers on call shares some great online games to get the family started.
How to Introduce Your Children to Photography This Month
Teachers on call shares some tips to get you started with introducing photography to your children.
Kid-Friendly Science Experiments with Flowers for Spring (and Mother’s Day!)
With spring and Mother’s Day coming up, we’ve got some kid-friendly science experiments that involve flowers for you to have fun with.
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