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The colors we see are the result of a white light; when the white light is broken by a prism we see the spectrum. A rainbow is a common example of a spectrum and is the result of a raindrop acting as the prism. An object seen as blue contains pigment which absorbs all of the colored rays of white light except the blue, which it reflects. A white object absorbs none of the colors in white light, so all the light is reflected back, black absorbs all the colors in white light and no color in the spectrum is reflected back to us. Painting a color wheel gives practice in recognizing color relationships, use of brushes and paint. Teacher defines and gives examples of color terms (orally and written) using a large color wheel and the current environment (clothing, furnishings) to identify colors. Welcome to SFSKIDS. Color schemes. Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide - First Nations, Inuit and Métis - Main page.
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In Canada the term has taken on a more particular meaning: the ability to communicate (or the practice of communicating) in both of Canada's official languages, English and French. Bilingualism is the ability to speak or write fluently in 2 languages. In Canada the term has taken on a more particular meaning: the ability to communicate (or the practice of communicating) in both of Canada's official languages, English and French. It has been formalized in language policy in an attempt by government to respond to a difficult social question: to what extent is it possible to make legal and practical accommodations that will allow the 2 official language communities to preserve their cultural distinctiveness and at the same time pursue common goals? Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre. PADL-LRSP. Agriculture in the Classroom. The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan. Buffaloadventures. Rumble, Grumble, Gurgle, Roar. Penguin Live Web Cam at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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Discover an exciting collection of science games, experiments and activities! We’ve created an updated version of our Activity Book that includes 23 exciting experiments and activities from many different departments and agencies within the Government of Canada. This new version accommodates different age groups and skill levels as the experiments and activities are tailored for different levels of difficulty and understanding. This is a great way to encourage everyone to challenge their inner scientist. The Activity Books were assembled by the team responsible for Science.gc.ca - the official Government of Canada website for Science and Technology information and resources. Our Activity Books contain a series of individual experiments and activities that can be printed independently of each other. You can also take time to explore our previous six Activity Books. Text Equivalents Science.gc.ca Activity Book 6: Elementary Level Intermediate Level Secondary Level. Welcome to the WOW Lab at McGill University.
Animal Classification Game. Build a Meerkat. 1.
Brainstorm different organisms’ special body parts. Ask students to think of animals with unique or interesting body parts, such as a turtle’s shell, an elephant’s trunk, a whale’s blow hole, and others. Project the provided Three-Column Chart on the board. Search, Collect, and Share. Build-A-Body. Overview Learn about the body's systems with this drag and drop game.
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Here are the main features of the site: Bridges, Domes, Skyscrapers, Dams, and Tunnels. The Labs Try your hand at our interactive engineering labs. The Challenges Take on the challenges of building big. Animal Inquiry. The Animal Inquiry interactive is a versatile tool that can enhance student inquiry in research at the elementary level.
The graphic organizer invites students to explore four facets of animals [basic facts, animal babies, interaction with others, and habitats (shown at left)]; the possibilities for extensions or adaptations, moreover, make this a a nice complement with inquiry-based projects. Science Education at Jefferson Lab. Plant Hunters. What Parts Are There to a Plant? Photo Credit: Clipart.com Purpose To observe and document similarities and differences between parts of plants. Context While ideas of ecology, biology, horticulture, etc., are far too abstract for K-2 students, young children are curious about their living environment and are ready to be introduced to the idea that they live on this earth along with plants and animals. Your Skin & You. Skin as an Organ. Introduction Did you know that skin is the largest body organ? In this activity, you'll examine the skin and how it functions as an organ and as part of a larger body system.
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