Overview

Overview 

Take your students on a critical thinking evaluation of electricity and get the big picture on generation and consumption. This unique program will engage students in meaningful energy education through action. The program includes an interactive presentation and hands-on component where students build either solar-powered lanterns, or small hydrogen fuel cell cars in a workshop. We’ll happily work within your bells times, but double blocks ensure students have enough time for discussion and careful construction.

  • Evaluate sources of energy and investigate electrical technologies
  • Develop a global energy perspective and think critically to solve electricity challenges
  • Work together in small groups

*Due to the number of building kits available we suggest a maximum of 35 students per workshop.

Curriculum Connections

  • Grade 9 Science – Electrical Principles & Technologies
  • STSE Emphasis (Science, Technology, Society, Environment)

Supporting Resources

Inside Education’s work brings us to all corners of the province, as such, we acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples in the area currently known as Alberta. The relationship the Peoples of Treaty 6, Treaty 7, and Treaty 8 and Alberta’s Métis Peoples have with the land is founded on a deep respect for the environment. This connection forms the foundation of our personal responsibility for stewardship of the environment, a connection Inside Education strives to foster among students and teachers through our diverse programming. Inside Education is a registered charity #101894319RR0001

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