Overview: Programs for Students in Grade 4
Available at High Park or your local green space, students actively explore how energy flows through a habitat. Abiotic elements (sun, water, air, and nutrients) are the key to energy transfer. Students learn about life cycles and webs involved; connections to Science & Technology
In this fun, interactive day, students learn the value of working in teams and what takes to co-operate and achieve difficult things together; connections to Health & Physical Education - Living Skills
Explore the plant communities found in different habitats in the safety of TUSC’s greenhouse; connections to Science & Technology
Explore the plant communities found in different habitats in the safety of TUSC’s greenhouse; connections to Science & Technology
Offered over two virtual sessions. Young geologists begin by exploring the rock cycle digitally and kinaesthetically through various interactive activities, then go on a virtual field trip with a TUSC staff to inspect how rocks are used in construction; connections to Science & Technology
Armed with a map, photo clues, magnifiers and cameras, students find, describe, identify and photograph the rocks found on selected buildings/structures on the campus of the University of Toronto; connections to Science & Technology
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