
Ward's Science Engage Kits
Engage Kits take a deep dive across many science concepts:
Students enter the role of an R&D intern at an agricultural biotech company, to investigate a new crop plant virus and propose a mitigating solution.
Students enter the role of an R&D intern at a sustainable clothing company, to research fabrics for a new, sustainable clothing line. Available in Canada.
Students enter the role of mechanical engineers advising an international council on the development of air-propelled rovers and reducing collisions during off-planet exploration.
Students enter the role of laboratory interns learning how to conduct chemical testing on foods to determine macronutrient composition.
Students research common transmissible diseases, community spread, route of transmission, and original source, as well as the benefits of vaccination. Available in Canada.
Students will research the properties of particle size, sorted and unsorted particles, and the effect on the rate of water movement as they analyze a water infiltration and drainage issue at their local school. Available in Canada.
Students act as research assistants studying predator-prey population dynamics around the world, gaining an understanding of matter and energy transfers in ecosystems in the process. Available in Canada.
Students are on a high mountain climbing adventure and need to know what weather is in store for them, building a simple device in the process to help them predict the weather. Available in Canada.
Students are part of the fictional town of Crystal, which has a local creek that has become so polluted, it is poisoning those who swim or eat local fish. Students attempt to solve the burning question: who is responsible for polluting the creek.
Students are architects, designing a brand-new school; but to design the best possible buildings, they need to study student behavior, specifically how students move through hallways.
Students wake up to a disaster in the kitchen, and the cat seems to have ingested an unknown white powder; is it construction material from the ongoing kitchen renovation, or a benign kitchen ingredient?
Students will design a coating for pills to lessen stomach pains associated with uncoated pills. Available in Canada.













