Grade 4

What is it that makes us so nervous to be seen performing in front of other people? Join Eric Gabriel, a seasoned performance poet, as he brings out your inner performer and walks your students through the art of performance. Grow your ability to engage with an audience and have your story be heard.

In this broadcast, students take the lead in their learning through hands-on STEM activities. They explore, experiment, and solve problems in their own way, building curiosity and confidence as they investigate the world around them. This broadcast session will span a duration of 45 minutes, ensu...

In this broadcast, students explore how math and science work together by collecting, recording, and analyzing data. Through a hands-on experiment, they measure distances, track time, and create graphs to discover patterns in their results. By acting as "Data Detectives," students see how math he...

This interactive, movement-based workshop series blends dance, body mechanics, and performance science to foster physical literacy, self-awareness, and injury prevention across Grades 1–8. Through age-appropriate activities—from playful animal movement games and rhythm challenges to biomechanics ...

Join Julien Hamon-Fafard as we dip our toes into the world of clay. He will lead your class through some of the basics of clay using accessible materials and a play-oriented approach to creation. Your students will even end the lesson well on their way to finishing their first clay project!

In this broadcast, students will blend math and science as they collaboratively collect, analyze, and display data. Through hands-on experimentation and teamwork, they'll apply mathematical concepts to interpret their findings. Students will be encouraged to showcase their understanding in dynami...

Join Marie Powell as she takes your students through the process of bringing a character to life. She will guide your students through a variety of prompts and writing exercises that will lead to them turning their daydreams into a character that could walk right off the page!

In this broadcast, students will explore how everyday technologies have evolved. They will analyze changes in communication, transportation and entertainment, then brainstorm and describe a future invention that could solve a real-world problem. This broadcast session will span a duration of 45 m...

Join Cheryl Buckmaster as she opens up our understanding of how art and science can connect. She will take your class through a series of experiments and presentations around the theme of water while she opens up a space for us to share all of the ways that water interacts with our life. From her...

Mitchell Larsen (they/them) is a queer, genderfluid performing artist based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Their work includes elements of theatre, dance, music, poetry, and performance art. You may have seen them pretending to be an alien for Theatre in the Park; balancing on chairs and swinging fr...

In this broadcast, students will dive into the process of identifying and solving real-world problems by working together in collaborative groups. They will analyze specific scenarios, identify the key issues, and brainstorm solutions, with a focus on how technology can be used to address these c...

Plains Cree (nêhiyaw) Fine Artist Sadi Rose ᓴᕀᑏ ᒥᐦᑯᑲᐧᓂᕀ Vaxvick. Born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan. Sadi currently lives in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Sadi is registered on Ochapowace First Nation on Treaty Four Territory. Sadi has achieved her degree; Bachelor of Fine Arts specializing in In...

This Broadcast has been tailored to complement Tomatosphere™, an out-of-this-world science experiment that investigates the effects of space on the germination of tomato seeds. During the broadcast, students will develop their observation and prediction skills as they prepare to complete a seed i...

Danica Lorer finds adventure in fields, forests, riverbanks, cities, small towns, and libraries. She is a storyteller, freelance writer, singer-songwriter, face and body painter, poet, and the host of Saskatoon’s literary arts program ‘Lit Happens’. She has had short stories and poems published i...

During this two-part experience, you’ll discover how to easily implement climate education into the classroom while seeing how outer space can engage students. At the same time, students will: Develop their observation and prediction skills as they prepare to complete a seed investigation inquiry...