Government of Canada Educational Websites

National Research Council Canada

• Periodic Table
• Canadian Innovations and Innovators
• Canadian Skies
• Biology: Building a Better Tomorrow
• Student Central
• Teacher's Corner

Canadian Space Agency

• Kid Space
• Educator 

Fisheries and Oceans Canada

• The Big Blue Bus
• Fun Zone
• Canadian Waters

Canadian Food Inspection Agency

• Food Safety Tips
• Food Safety Games

Environment Canada

• The ObserveAction Network
• Activities for groups: Youth 4-17 years old
• Kids' corner - pH scale
• Sky Watchers - Kids' stuff
• Pollution prevention
• Great Acts for Great Lakes
• Our Great Lakes
• National Wildlife Week
• Teacher's corner - Freshwater website
• Freshwater website
• Groundwater
• Project Atmosphere Canada - Teacher's guide
• Acid Rain
• Meteorological Service of Canada
• Sky Watchers - Teachers' Corner

 Parks Canada

• Teacher's Corner
• Youth Zone Adventure

Statistics Canada

• Kid's Zone

Natural Resources Canada

• Minerals and Metals: A World to Discover

• Polar Continental Shelf Project - For Kids!

• NRCat's Scratching Post

• Posters depicting climate change in Canada

• Canada's Plant Hardiness Zones Map

• Topo 101 - Topographic Maps, The Basics

• Air Photos 101

• Renewable Energy, it's only natural!

• Minerals and Mining Statistics On-Line

• Geomagnetism

• Canadian Spatial Reference System

• Volcanoes of Canada

• Geographical Names of Canada

• Outreach Materials of Canada Centre for Remote Sensing

• Earthquakes Canada

• Science and Technology at Natural Resources Canada

• What is Sustainable Development?

• Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Program

• Teacher's Guide on Climate Change

• Origins of Canada's Geographical Names

• Information for Collectors

• Discover Canada's Geoscience Heritage

• Geoscape Canada

• Canada's earth materials

• Waterscapes

• Canadian Landscapes Photo Collection

• Forest Ecosystems of Canada

• The Atlas of Canada

• Frequently Asked Questions on Energy Efficiency

• Life of a Rock Star

• William E. Logan and the Geological Survey of Canada: Written in stone

• If the Earth could talk... An introduction to Earth Sciences

• Forest-related questions

Industry Canada

• Canada's SchoolNet