All visitors will take a shuttle from the front of the building to the Science Centre's exhibit halls.
Here is a list of the videos and activities found in the 3D tour of KidSpark.
Activity: Don't Toss It—Grow It!
Transform vegetable scraps into thriving plants! From bok choy to carrots, see how water and sunlight play a role in making food.
Activity: Make Fizzy Lemonade
Have fun with chemistry—and this refreshing lemonade recipe!
Video: Eat the Rainbow!
Explore the amazing foods that make up a healthy meal. Can you find a food for each colour of the rainbow?
Video: From Farm to Table
Discover how fruits and vegetables are grown on farms, and learn all about the important work that farmers do.
Video: Grocery Shopping
Where does all of that wonderful food in the grocery store come from? Find out how your favourite foods make it to the shelves.
Activity: 5-Minute Ice Cream
Explore the science behind making a tasty frozen treat—it takes hardly any time at all!
Activity: Bake Ice Cream in your Oven
Can you put ice cream in an oven without it melting? Yes, you can… with science!
Activity: Bread in a Bag (and Butter in a Bottle!)
Explore how bread and butter are made, learn about flour and the role yeast plays in breadmaking. Get ready to stir up some fun!
Activity: Create a Healthy Plate
Discover how to put together a healthy and nutritious plate of food with a variety of different food groups.
Activity: Greenhouse Germination
Become a botanist with your own miniature greenhouse. Plant seeds and use your powers of observation to learn more about how plants grow.
Activity: Animal Track Cookies
Enjoy a tasty treat and learn how to identify animal tracks in the snow.
Activity: Animal Hide and Seek
Learn about different kinds of animal camouflage. Then use your toys to test your ideas.
Activity: Dancing Giraffes
Use simple craft materials from around the house to make your own giraffe puppets and put on a show.
Video: All About Giraffes
What makes giraffes so special? Learn how they use their long tongues, long necks and long legs to help them survive and thrive in nature.
Activity: Examine an Earthworm
Discover how earthworms help gardens grow. Make your own magnifier and explore soil up close.
Activity: Mammals, Reptiles and More!
Classify your favourite animals into groups and learn how scientists sort creatures based on their features.
Activity: Recreate Animal Life Cycles
Shape, mould and study life-cycle stages of different animals using play dough and craft materials.
Video: Animal Adaptations
Uncover the adaptations of some of your favourite creatures. From furry mammals to scaly reptiles and beyond, there are so many incredible animals to discover!
Video: Animal Life Cycles
Examine the life cycles of mammals, reptiles and insects. Find out what characteristics may help them survive when they're young.
Video: What Are Animals?
Learn about the six different groups of animals: mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish and insects. Plus, meet some of the creatures that call the Ontario Science Centre home!
Activity: Summer Rays and Shadow Play
Experiment with sunlight to learn about how shadows are created.
Activity: Homemade Play Dough
Use chemistry to create a classic compound. Then see what happens when you mix different ingredients to come up with something completely new!
Activity: Wetland in a Bottle
Create your own wetland and observe how it absorbs and cleans water.
Activity: Make Bubbles
Learn about bubble properties and what ingredients work best to make your bubbles last.
Activity: Use Sound to Make a Flame Dance
Discover the power of sound waves with a speaker and a candle flame.
Activity: Saltwater Density Experiment
Explore the secrets of seawater. Make some scientific guesses and then test your ideas with salt and some other household items.
Video: What is an Ocean?
Dive in and take a closer look at our Earth’s oceans and underwater creatures, including sea stars and urchins!
Video: Studying the Stars
Sing, dance and discover the night sky. Learn all about the amazing world of astronomy.
Activity: Create Your Own Constellations
Explore the stars and find out how constellations have been used through history to help people tell their stories.