Moving air can pack a powerful force, especially when Bernoulli’s Principle is involved.
The Soda Can Jump experiment uses Bernouli’s awesome principle to launch an empty soda can out of a coffee mug. It’s a hands-on experience in physics that you won’t want to miss. See Steve Spangler’s website for more details about how this works.  Read more…
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This resource could still spark some ideas for science activities. Although the source is US, many activities align to the Ontario curriculum. With blended learning a reality for the fall, I know... read more
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Defining Moments Canada - Curatorial Thinking / Moments Déterminants Canada - Démarche Curatoriale submitted by Michael Frankfort & Samantha Hendricks, Co-Chairs of STAO Elementary Curriculum... read more
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