Arriving at the end of our journey!
Our journey to the city of Toronto finishes at The Ontario Science Centre. It is a family oriented attraction with quite a lot of interesting exhibits to entertain children. It was designed by the architect Raymond Moriyama and this modern building was completed in 1969.
Visitors to the centre can see the latest developments in technology, telecommunications, optics, biology, physics, space travel and meteorology presented in an imaginative way. Visitors have to participate with many interactive displays.
At the end of the session, you will have:
- visited The Ontario Science Centre in Toronto.
- listened to a conversation about cool things you can do in Montréal.
- reflected on all the different tasks you have worked on at the Learning Diary.
Visit the Ontario Science centre's official website and take a look at all the different sections it has.
Remember that the Ontario Science Centre must be part of the route at your Google Sites map.
Continue with your posts on Twitter (#taskadvice and #EDIAtoronto). Send a tweet to the Ontario Science Centre telling which section of the webpage you find the most interesting and share the link.