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3 - 13 year olds
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CN Tower At Home Activities
CN Tower At Home Activities
General Crafts
STEM
Colouring Sheets
Check out these great colouring sheets of some of the City's most iconic landmarks, all part of our 114 Stories X 114 Storeys photo exhibit in special collaboration with the Toronto Public Library. Just download, print, colour and share them with us!
114 Stories X 114 Storeys
CN Tower
Canadian National Exhibition
Fort York
Kensington Market
Ontario Place
Prince Edward Viaduct
Royal York Hotel
SkyDome
Toronto Islands
Union Station
Yonge Street
#mycntower Building Challenge
We want to see your Towers. Using materials you have around your home, build your own
CN Tower. Here are some that we've seen.
CN Tower Scavenger Hunt
CN Tower Webcam Scavenger Hunt! How many can you see? Use the EarthCam feeds on our website or the CN Tower Viewfinder App, free to download!
CN Tower Trivia
How much do you know about the CN Tower? Test your knowledge using our trivia pages.
Trivia Challenge Page 1
Triva Challenge Page 2
Education Programs
While the best way to complete these curriculum based materials is onsite during a field trip, we’ve adjusted our worksheets so you can now do them from home. Have fun!
Strong and Stable Structures – recommended for Grade 3 to 5 students
Strong and Stable Structures Worksheet
Form and Function – recommended for Grade 7 students
Form and Function Worksheet - Complete as an Architect
Form and Function Worksheet - Complete as a Builder
Form and Function Worksheet - Complete as an Engineer
Form and Function Worksheet - Complete as an Industrial Designer
Form and Function Worksheet - Complete as a Scientist
Engineering Activities
Each year the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers join us for March Break, and bring with them awesome activities. We're sharing with you some of our favourites, that you can do at home. We hope you enjoy them.
Marble Maze:
1…2…3…Go! Have lots of fun with your family and friends with our marble maze. Use trial and error and your problem-solving skills to control how fast or slow your marble travels on its way to the finish line!
Source - First Lego League Tutorials
Paper Columns:
A Triangle, a Square or a Circle? Which one is stronger? We’ll test the strength of a piece of paper by folding it into different shaped columns and balancing objects on top.
Source - Creekside Learning
Balloon Rocket:
Test out how forces, mass and motion are connected. Make your very own rocket using string, a straw, tape and a balloon and watch it fly!
Source - Discover Learn Explore
Build a Hurricane-Resistant Tower:
Use everyday materials to build a tower that can hold up a tennis ball while resisting the force of wind from a fan. (If you want a real challenge, add a spray bottle to represent rain!) Make it a contest – who can build the tallest, strongest tower!
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