Elementary
Explore the world of energy through our workshops where kids become engineers - building wind turbines and solar energy systems. Students investigate energy, conservation, and electricity topics with our team of professional facilitators.
Workshops
We lead dynamic workshops consisting of exciting demonstrations and interactive experiments using our unique wind, solar and biogas models. Workshops are linked to STEM curriculum and provide a comprehensive introduction to a unit or reinforce lessons already covered.
Sun and Wind Give us Energy
Young learners will explore how sun energy and wind energy affect our planet in a fun, hands-on workshop. Through simple science experiments and creative art activities, children will discover how these natural forces generate electricity and help protect the Earth. It’s a playful and engaging way for kids to learn about energy and their role...
Capture the Wind
Build a model wind turbine and use it as a simple circuit to power a light bulb
Plug in the Sun
Harness the energy of the sun using PV solar panels
Renewable Energy Design Challenge
Students build their own renewable energy models
Concentrate on Conservation
Explore how energy transfers & simple ways to conserve energy
Where Water Flows
We will dive into your local water waterways and learn how to help protect them.
Safety Spark!
We learn how to be safe using the mighty power of electricity
Digest This!
Explore how the digestion of organic waste can be used as renewable energy
Kids’ World of Energy Festival
2025 Festival
Design Challenges
Festival
Secondary
Workshops
Green Collar Careers
Career exploration and sustainability practices
Climate Change and Renewables
Hands-on science and technology workshop exploring climate and energy
Indigenous Communities
Indigenous Community Programs
We offer custom education programs for Indigenous communities in Canada – from a one-day session on energy planning to a four-week skills building course
Indigenous Youth Programs
Renewable energy workshops are available for Indigenous children and youth.
Indigenous Green Careers
Explore diverse careers and learn how you can make a positive impact based on your interests.