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Interactive Machine - Science Max
Help create a chain reaction to make the Rube Goldberg machine work!This game offers an excellent opportunity for children to experiment (in the Creation Mode} and observe through trial and error (in the Test Machine Mode} how various devices can interact with each other to effect movement across distance. The game uses a puzzle-like game mechanic to motivate players to use their problem-solving skills to transfer energy from various objects to manipulate an object across a distance. Players apply knowledge gained from various episodes, including 3001 - Changing Energy, to change the position of objects so that the direction of their motion will change.
Bridge Works - Science Max
Players can build and test their own pasta bridge in Bridge Works. The concept of structural strength, and the notion of strong and stable structures, is fully investigated.
The Light Fantastic - 16 Hudson
Learn all about Diwali in this great immersive e-book from the show 16 Hudson!
The Mystery of Top Hats, Timber and Dried Fish
The clues: Dried cod, a beaver pelt, and an old ax head
The Mystery of Top Hats, Timber and Dried Fish
The clues: Dried cod, a beaver pelt, and an old ax head
Tower Down - Science Max
This game offers an excellent opportunity for children to experiment and observe through trial and error the effects of their actions on objects; in this case, geometric building blocks used to form a structure.Unlike most games and activities that involve building stable structures, this game engages a deeper level of thinking as it asks the player to apply their understanding of structural stability to quickly and efficiently cause a structure to become unstable. Players will be able to gain this understanding by observing what causes structures to fail, rather than succeed.In subsequent game levels, students also apply their understanding of the structural stability of different shapes (i.e., begin with rectangles and move on to triangles and circles).
Dante
Dante is an 11-year-old boy from Fergus, Ontario. He is a proud Canadian Ugandan who loves football, basketball, and doing flips on his Air Track! Dante teaches us some traditional Ugandan drumming and dance moves and how to play touch football!
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