Lesson plans

Learn about the telegraph key, how it works and its importance in history using a 3D printed model and a series of fun, educational classroom activities. Put the telegraph key to work using Morse code and discover the importance of this revolutionary technology.

This original documentary film series showcases powerful, personal accounts of the Second World War through the lens of aviation.

Find out how you can use a clinometer to determine how tall something is in your everyday life! Students can explore this 19th century tool through this educational resource from Ingenium, including downloadable 3D files and activity sheets.

Explore the science of light with this interactive lesson plan! Students investigate how light behaves, interacts with mirrors and lenses, and applies to real-world optics. Engaging experiments and discussions make learning about reflection, refraction, and vision exciting and hands-on!

Discover the fascinating growth, genetics, and farming techniques behind pumpkins, exploring their cultivation, history, and their role in science and agriculture.

Teach your students about the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals using this fully-equipped collection of STEM lesson plans that use modern teaching techniques to encourage co-creation, 21st-century learning, innovation and design thinking in your students.

Students will learn about day and night and seasonal changes in this educational activity from Ingenium – Canada’s Museums of Science and Innovation.

Make a splash in the world of aquatic science using our interactive lesson plan to learn about the importance of preserving and protecting our aquatic habitats.

Bring the farm to your Grades 1 and 2 classrooms with this engaging lesson plan! Through pictures, games, and hands-on activities, young learners will explore the characteristics of farm animals, compare mammals, birds, and bees, and discover how to care for them. Perfect for curious little minds!

Introduce your kindergarten students to farm animals with this engaging lesson plan! Through games, pictures, and interactive activities, young learners explore animal names, sounds, and how to care for them. This lesson plan includes suggestions for inquiry-based stations and group activities, making it perfect for fostering exploration and learning in the classroom.

Engage your elementary students in a hands-on exploration of fibres! Through sensory activities and experiments, they’ll learn to identify natural and synthetic fibres while discovering the life cycles and needs of animals raised for their wool.