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Travel back in time to when Alberta was home to incredible prehistoric creatures! You may know about Albertasuarus, but in this camp you will dig deeper into the province's fascinating dinosaur history through interactive games and hands on activities.

All Aboard! Your students will discover what makes different objects float or sink. Buoyancy, density, water displacement; it all counts if they are to build a boat that is capable of carrying a load without sinking!

Grade 2: Topic B. Bouyancy and Boats

Are you a Science Brainiac? Then this camp is for you! Engage in all aspects of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math in this interactive camp. Campers will participate in a variety of instructor lead and independent challenges that will span many facets of STEAM.

Family Membership: Eligible for 2 adults and up to 4 children/youth in the same household.

A TELUS World of Science - Edmonton Membership provides a year of interactive science discovery with many great perks and benefits!

Members receive free Science Centre Admission, up to 50% off IMAX films, special pricing to feature exhibitions, great discounts on camps and courses and much more!

Dabble in chemistry, take on a building challenge, and create fun art in this camp that touches on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Campers will participate in a variety of instructor lead and independent challenges that will span many facets of STEAM.

Learn about video game design and coding in this camp specifically aimed at girls! This fun, interactive, and engaging camp was designed by girls for girls.

Campers learn the basics including creating levels, adding characters, objects, behaviours, and sounds. They will be able to access their game online and continue improving it after camp is over. When campers aren’t working on games of their own, our instructors will provide game-based challenges using Minecraft EDU software. *Please note the specific technology needed to participate in this camp.

This incredible program takes students on an ear-opening journey into the science of sound and the exciting new field of soundscape ecology. Your students will become in tune with their senses like never before. Presented by a live host in a virtual platform, this highly interactive program guides students through the new science of Soundscape Ecology.

Best Curriculum Fit

Grade 3

Topic D: Hearing and Sound

Grade 7

Unit A: Interactions and Ecosystems

Grade 9

Unit A: Biological Biodiversity

Either a webcam equipped laptop or desktop computer with internet access is required for each student or pair of students. Tablets or mobile devices are not compatible with Microsoft TEAMS.

This incredible program takes students on an ear-opening journey into the science of sound and the exciting new field of soundscape ecology. Your students will become in tune with their senses like never before. Presented by a live host in a virtual platform, this highly interactive program guides students through the new science of Soundscape Ecology.

Best Curriculum Fit

Grade 3

Topic D: Hearing and Sound

Grade 7

Unit A: Interactions and Ecosystems

Grade 9

Unit A: Biological Biodiversity

Either a webcam equipped laptop or desktop computer with internet access is required for each student or pair of students. Tablets or mobile devices are not compatible with Microsoft TEAMS.

A notorious science denier named Chad has infiltrated our S.P.A.C.E. gallery and sabotaged our rocket for the celebration of the Apollo 11 moon landing. He plans to hijack our event to convince people that science is all lies and that the historic moon landing was really filmed in Hollywood. He’s hidden the rocket, left cryptic messages, and the worst part? The countdown is on – it is one hour until launch. The media and people from around the world will be tuning in... No pressure!

We’re counting on your team to fix this. Help our scientist make sense of the mess Chad has left behind and put our rocket back together in time for the big launch. It won’t be easy, but we believe in you – you’re going to rocket!

What it is:

• An exciting hour-long virtual escape room experience.
• You will be virtually directing an avatar who is live onsite at TELUS World of Science - Edmonton, leading them in solving the puzzles.

Booking details:

• $100+GST for up to four players, $25+GST for each additional player
• Accommodates a team of 2-8 players. We recommend 4-6 players for the best experience.
• Recommended audience: Adults, or families with children ages 10+
• You will play this escape room from your home via an internet connection. All team players do not need to be in the same location. Cell phones not recommended: a laptop or desktop computer is highly advised for each player.
• You will not be joined by other players: all games are private bookings for your team only.
• Can’t find a time you like? Contact our bookings team for alternate times.
• Contact our bookings team if you’re interested in booking as a corporate event

The Base Price includes up to 4 players. Please enter the number of players up to 4. Additional players can be added for an additional charge.

Students will investigate transparent, translucent and opaque materials and the properties of different substances to affect the transmission of light. Reflection, refraction and shadows will be explored at a grade-appropriate level. The presentation will feature colourful demos, and hands on exploration for your students.

Grade 4: Topic D Light and Shadows

In this virtual program, students will use problem-solving skills to solve puzzles and save the day!

Your class has been lost in time and your time machine is broken! Can you use your combined problem solving skills to figure out the puzzles to fix it and find your way home?

Students will need paper and a pencil/pen. Worksheets will be emailed out prior to the program.

Best Curriculum Fit:

Grade 3

Math: Problem Solving

Grade 4

Math: Problem Solving

Grade 5

Math: Problem Solving

Grade 6:

Math: Problem Solving

Either a webcam equipped laptop or desktop computer with internet access is required for each student or pair of students. Tablets or mobile devices are not compatible with Microsoft TEAMS.

In this virtual program students will be challenged with mineral characteristics in this program that rocks!

Rocks and minerals are all around us, isn't that gneiss? Geologists identify minerals through observation and testing. Can you do the same with the minerals we found?

*A mineral chart and mineral cards will be emailed out to registrant, these should be printed out for each student (or groups of students, if desired)

Best Curriculum Fit:

Grade 3

Topic A: Rocks & Minerals

Either a webcam equipped laptop or desktop computer with internet access is required for each student or pair of students. Tablets or mobile devices are not compatible with Microsoft TEAMS.

Whether you live in the city or the country, backyards in Alberta are filled with all sorts of natural wonders! Join us Right in your Own Backyard as we escape our houses and explore nature. Take virtual tours of outdoor spaces around Alberta, be challenged by virtual nature scavenger hunts, enjoy virtual visits with our animal ambassadors, and create objects that will attract new life to your own backyard.

The year is 2050... An energy transition has occurred -- decisions made decades ago shaped a new energy landscape. How we produce and consume energy looks different than it did in 2021.

Join us for Science on Tap: The Future of Energy to imagine what energy could look like in 2050 and how the choices we make today will impact society, the economy, and the environment for decades to come.

Projections show that global energy demand will increase by 50% by 2050. What could the energy landscape look like to meet the increased demand? How can emerging energy technologies be incorporated into existing infrastructure? How might our homes and lifestyles evolve? This scientific discussion will explore these questions and more with the help of four expert panelists.

A special presentation by K2 Studios Sea Lions: A Virtual Adventure. 60-minute program.

This exclusive event features the director of Sea Lions: Amelia McCarten. During this live presentation, Amelia will show stunning clips from the film Sea Lions: Life by a Whisker and host a live Q&A discussion with participants.

Join Palaeontologist Dr. Philip J. Currie as he shares his experiences working on fossil hunting expeditions in some of the world's coldest climates. Finding and excavating dinosaur fossils is never easy. Doing so in the Arctic and on the remote continent of Antarctica is exponentially harder. Fossil hunting in these inhospitable and hard-to-access locations require hammering through frozen rock, surviving extreme weather, and safely navigating dangerous terrain. So why would a palaeontologist like Dr. Currie spend his time dinosaur hunting in such remote, frigid climates? Because even the smallest polar fossils reveal previously undiscovered mysteries.

Please Note:

For Members registering for this Speaker Series, it is only necessary to register 1 member per digital link. Only choose more than 1 member if you are intending on using more than 1 digital link.

Get up close and personal with one of our animal ambassadors. Learn about their adaptations, habitat and what they eat. Get to see an animal up close and have a live chat with one of our animal specialists.

This program will be tailored to meet your grade-specific needs.

Best Curriculum Fit:

Kindergarten: Environment and Community Awareness

Grade 1: Topic B: Seasonal Changes; Topic E: Needs of Animals and Plants

Grade 2: Topic E: Small Crawling and Flying Animals

Grade 3: Topic E: Animal Life Cycles

Either a webcam equipped laptop or desktop computer with internet access is required for each student or pair of students. Tablets or mobile devices are not compatible with Microsoft TEAMS.

Get up close and personal with one of our animal ambassadors. Learn about their adaptations, habitat and what they eat. Get to see an animal up close and have a live chat with one of our animal specialists.

This program will be tailored to meet your grade-specific needs.

Best Curriculum Fit:

Kindergarten: Environment and Community Awareness

Grade 1: Topic B: Seasonal Changes; Topic E: Needs of Animals and Plants

Grade 2: Topic E: Small Crawling and Flying Animals

Grade 3: Topic E: Animal Life Cycles

Either a webcam equipped laptop or desktop computer with internet access is required for each student or pair of students. Tablets or mobile devices are not compatible with Microsoft TEAMS.

Join us for a romp in prehistoric times without leaving your classroom nest. Your little paleontologists will learn about dinosaurs through songs, full-body play, science demonstrations, and additional activities! It will be a roar-some good time! 

Preschool: Play and Playfulness, Communication and Literacies, Seeking, Participating

Kindergarten: Early Literacy, Early Numeracy, Creative Expression, Physical Skills and Well-Being

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