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Candy Math – the best Kind

Posted on April 5, 2017 | Comments Off on Candy Math – the best Kind

Learn how to use frequency and wavelength to determine how fast light is travelling.

How fast does light travel?  (Finally A use for peeps!)

 

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Now the bees need our help! – I Love Bees!

Posted on April 2, 2017 | Comments Off on Now the bees need our help! – I Love Bees!

Marla Spivak – Ted Talks/Bees are in trouble

Learn more about Cheerios Cereals troubled campaign to help bees survive.

Bee Campaign runs into trouble – what does science tell us?

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Project Snow Storm – Learn more about animal research!

Posted on March 29, 2017 | Comments Off on Project Snow Storm – Learn more about animal research!

Learn more about how biologist study animal movement and behaviour using observational data gained with tracking devices.


 

Project SnowStorm

 

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The Invasive Species Council of BC is calling for input: Share what you know.

Posted on February 8, 2017 | Comments Off on The Invasive Species Council of BC is calling for input: Share what you know.

The Invasive Species Council of BC is meeting with the goal of updating the invasive species approach.  Learn More…

“The ISCBC has already completed one in-depth input session that covered four solutions from the Strategy at the November 24th ISCBC Special Members Meeting. To keep building on the momentum and allow everyone ample opportunity to contribute, the ISCBC is offering three interactive Online Input Sessions. If you cannot attend the Input Sessions or have additional feedback beyond the facilitated discussions, we encourage you to fill out Online Input Forms accessed below. All input received from the November 24th ISCBC Special Members meeting, and gathered through online submissions, is listed in each of the Online Submission pages. Input from the online meetings will also be added to the running summaries.”

 

 

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Review how science is done – the scientific method

Posted on January 27, 2017 | Comments Off on Review how science is done – the scientific method

 

Quizlet on the Scientific Method:

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Popcorn is made up of matter (it has mass and takes up space). How is popcorn popped?

Posted on January 22, 2017 | Comments Off on Popcorn is made up of matter (it has mass and takes up space). How is popcorn popped?

Learn more about the scientific method and how popcorn is popped!

 

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How do deicers work?

Posted on January 9, 2017 | Comments Off on How do deicers work?


deicers

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Welcome Back to a brand new year of learning!

Posted on January 1, 2017 | Comments Off on Welcome Back to a brand new year of learning!

Welcome Back!
Best wishes for an exciting new year of learning!
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Norad Santa Tracker – keep track of the “Right Jolly Old Elf”

Posted on December 13, 2016 | Comments Off on Norad Santa Tracker – keep track of the “Right Jolly Old Elf”

Naughty or Nice – NORAD Santa Tracker

 

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The 1st time this has ever been recorded – bats and birds snuggled up together in the same nest hole.

Posted on December 8, 2016 | Comments Off on The 1st time this has ever been recorded – bats and birds snuggled up together in the same nest hole.

Is there a greater chance of species to species disease transfer when different animal species (birds and bats) share the same nest hole?

Learn more…Science in Action

Noctule Bats

 

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