Multi-Grade (3-6)
Renewable Energy
STEM is an integrated approach to learn about science, technology, engineering and math.
Curricular Highlights
- Explorations: These programs embed the competencies of critical thinking, problem solving, managing information, creativity, innovation, communication, collaboration and personal growth and well-being. Students use knowledge and strategic skills to apply the engineering and design process to solve challenges.
- Theme: Program-dependent (see below)
- Grade: 3 to 6
- Categories: Science, Environment, STEM
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This program can be delivered as:
In-School Field Trips
Description: These programs embed the competencies of critical thinking, problem solving, managing information, creativity, innovation, communication, collaboration and personal growth and well-being. Students use knowledge and strategic skills to apply the engineering and design process to solve challenges.
Format: Our experienced presenters deliver curriculum-based field trips right in your classroom.
Duration: 2 hours
Volunteers: 1 per 4 students recommended
Teacher Provides: N/A
Take Home:
N/A
Available Programs
There are 4 programs available for Renewable Energy:
Solar (3-6)
Harness the renewable energy of the sun! Students will learn about how solar power works and then put their knowledge to use as they create and test 3 solar powered models. Through experimentation, students will discover the power of the sun.
Water (3-6)
A basic human need, water is more than just a tasty beverage. This resource can be used to generate energy in a variety of renewable ways. Students will build 3 different prototypes and test the power of water.
Wind (3-6)
Your students will be blown away by wind power as they construct and experiment with models that captures this powerful renewable energy source.
Combo (3-6)
Students will explore each of the following renewable energy sources – solar, wind, water. They will create and test 1 model for each energy source. Through experimentation, students will receive an overview of each type.
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