Hands-on Science Explorations

In this course, students will:

Discover fascinating facts about their bodies through simple tests and activities.
Build models of the respiratory system and learn how the lungs work.
Experiment with simple machines like levers, pulleys, and catapults to understand how they reduce effort and work with forces like gravity and air resistance.
Create anti-gravity models, parachutes, and wind-powered instruments to explore motion and energy.
Learn about density and buoyancy through experiments with water and oil.
Design structures to withstand forces, like a paper column or a bridge, and build their own seismograph to detect tremors.
Explore problem-solving through the 3Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle) and design creative tools like a mechanical arm from recyclable materials.
This course encourages students to apply their scientific knowledge in practical, fun ways, inspiring curiosity and innovation.