Science Curriculum Information and Documents

Students graduating from NWT schools require the scientific and technological knowledge and skills that will enable them to be productive members of society. Learning about science provides a framework for students to understand and interpret the world around them. 

• Science and Technology, K-6 (Only available in English)
• Science Grade 7-9 
• Science 10
• Biology 20-30
• Chemistry 20-30
• Physics 20-30
• Experiential Science 10 - 30 (Only available in English) 

The Department of Infrastructure has created ready-to-use lessons for teachers that highlight topics surrounding energy in the NWT. Each lesson aligns with curricular outcomes from Experiential Science 10, 20, and 30. The lessons and materials are listed below:

• Introduction
• Lesson 1: Where Does Our Energy Come From?
• Lesson 2: Developing a Community Energy Strategy
• Lesson 3: Developing a Model Green Home 
• Lesson 4: Reflecting on Reflectivity 
• Lesson 5: Renewable Energy and You
• Lesson 6: Wind Power and You 
• Lesson 7: Calculating Your Travel Green House Gasses 
• Lesson 8: Auditing Energy Guzzlers in Your Home 
• Backgrounders for Students (All 14)