Science pour la classe : Le vol

Discover and observe the concepts of diffusion and osmosis, within the framework of cell biology.

One of our blue coats talks to Dr Vardit Ravistky, to learn more about a new engineering technique called CRISPR. They talk about how gene editing technology works and the ethical issues surrounding it.

Find out what differentiates rocks from minerals. We will explore techniques you can use to identify minerals.

In this video, we will learn about the concepts of light, optics and radiation.

A watershed is an area of land where all of the surface water empties into one place. It is the elevation of the land that determines where the water flows from. In Canada, our largest open basins flow into the Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Hudson Bay, Atlantic Ocean, or Gulf of Mexico.

Did you know that the seasons are related to space and astronomy? Learn how the tilt of the Earth affects plants, animals, and our daily climatic situations as our planet travels around the sun each year.

What do you think of when you hear the word “Machine”? A machine is something that makes things easier to do. There are machines that are very simple, they have no or very few moving parts, and no emgine!

The rock cycle shows us the changes that take place over geological time between the three rock classes.

In order for all countries of the world to meet their energy needs, we must create cleaner and smarter energy solutions. In this video, we discuss the law of energy conservation, energy sources, and energy transformation.

In this video, we'll explore our solar system and all the necessary requirement to become a great space traveler.

Human beings are made up of almost 30 trillion cells! About 90% are red blood cells and the rest are made up of about 200 different kinds of cells.