Larger than any other museum of its kind, this museum located in Ottawa helps the public to understand the ongoing relationships between science, technology and Canadian society.

Curriculinks is ENO's web-based resource in support of Ontario curriculum. This is a continually growing directory of relevant curriculum resources with descriptions of their applications in the classroom.

Go to the Hands On Activities and then Activities section. I particularly like the Science Snacks. Snacks are divided into easy-to-follow sections that include instructions, advice, and helpful hints.
Each Snack begins with a photograph of itself, a short introduction and a list of the materials needed. Other sections give assembly instructions, contain descriptions of how to use the completed exhibits, and explain the science behind them. Most of the Snacks can be completed by one...

A Global Study of Wildlife Migration - Your students can contribute data and sightings online. There are also tons of activities, lessons related to learning strategies, wildlife, plants, naturalized schoolyards and much more.