Photography is a multifaceted form of expression. It is not only an illustration of the artistic self, photography is important in many segments of science. Photos can document an astronaut's visit to the moon, unique weather patterns, a colourful fish, or your family vacation. How can you use photography to learn more about the world around you?

Ecosystems have a natural food chain that maintains balance in nature. Within each food chain there are predators and there are prey. What factors decide who will be the hunter and who will be hunted?

I created this playlist as part of my Extreme Environments unit for my grade 6 practicum

Artifacts are objects that have been created, modified, used or moved by people. Clothing is an excellent artifact to analyze, compare and contrast. Regardless of time or place, clothing has been made and worn based on many factors: environment, religion, cultural identity, personal style...whatever the reason, our clothing says a lot about us!

This playlist will explore BC connections to the First and Second World Wars and their impact on home soil using segments from the "This Week in History" TV program and an existing pathway dedicated to World War I. Learn about regimental history, war time postal service, and see archival images related to the Great War!

What does the museum have? Why do collections matter? How are they cared for and stored? This playlist will use "This Week in History" TV segments and videos produced by the museum to highlight specific collections held by the Royal BC Museum, provide context for particular items, and show the work involved in caring for…

BC's diverse terrain and variable weather can be dangerous and cause significant disasters. BC also has a long history of human movement and immigration, which can expose populations to new and serious diseases. This playlist will highlight significant natural, health, and transportation disasters in BC history.