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Animal Cell Mitosis
Check out Cells Alive! (click here) The online animation demonstrates the stages of mitosis, the process of cell division in an animal cell. Interphase: Although cells appear inactive, they are highly active, with DNA replication, centriole division, and protein...
Build A Bottle Rocket
Please click HERE for access to the full resource. The activity "Build a Bottle Rocket" from the Ontario Science Centre is a hands-on experiment designed to demonstrate the principles of physics, particularly Newton's laws of motion and the four forces of flight....
Awesome Periodic Table
CLICK HERE FOR FULL ARTICLE The article "This Awesome Periodic Table Tells You How to Actually Use All Those Elements" by Bec Crew highlights a comprehensive periodic table created by Keith Enevoldsen. This periodic table not only lists the elements but also provides...
Teachers & Engineers Together (EIR Program)
Teachers & Engineers Together (EIR program 2022-2023) Registration is NOW OPEN for the 2022/2023 school year! Bring the STEM curriculum to life for your students. By connecting local engineers with K-12 classrooms, we hope to bridge the gap that can exist between...
Homemade Play Dough
To access the resource, please click HERE The article "How to Make Homemade Play Dough" offers a step-by-step guide from the Ontario Science Centre. It provides instructions for creating play dough at home, catering to those interested in a DIY approach.
Magnetic Hill
Please click HERE for the full article. Magnetic Hill in Moncton, New Brunswick, is a gravity hill—a type of optical illusion where a sloped terrain creates the appearance of objects rolling uphill. Located at the base of Lutes Mountain, this phenomenon became notable...
Test Your Awareness – Whodunit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubNF9QNEQLA The "Whodunit?" video from the 'dothetest' YouTube page presents a murder mystery where viewers must pay close attention to details to determine "Who Killed Lord Smithe?" This interactive video challenges observers to use...
How 80s Music Can Help Us Teach During COVID-19
Click HERE for full article In "How 80s Music Can Help Us Teach During COVID-19," Sean Junkins explores how the themes and lyrics of 1980s music can offer insights and strategies for teaching in the era of remote learning. The article suggests using 80s music as a...
Astronaut Gives Home Tour In Space
Featured Image Courtesy of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Space_Station Tour of Space Station Photo Courtesy of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06-Xm3_Ze1o In the video "Astronaut Gives Home Tour In Space," an astronaut provides a detailed look at daily...
Golden Gate Bridge Sounds
Check out the Tweet here Engineers redesigned the Golden Gate Bridge's sidewalk sides to improve wind resistance, but the new design inadvertently created extreme noise when the wind passes through. The result is a high-pitched, loud, and dissonant sound that is both...
EcoSpark Digital Mapping Workshop
EcoSpark is hosting a digital mapping workshop. This workshop will take place on May 30th at 4 PM EST. This workshop is intended to introduce teachers to GIS and digital mapping who have little to no prior experience and are teaching grades six and up. Teachers will...
Pics Of Wavy Crinkle Crankle Garden Walls
https://www.boredpanda.com/wavy-crinkle-crankle-walls/?utm_source=iosapp&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=iosapp Crinkle crankle walls, popular in the UK and now found in the US, are wavy garden walls that use fewer bricks than straight ones. The wavy design...