The Motion Lab: Where Science Gets Moving

Your child is curious. They notice when a ball rolls faster on the tile than on the carpet. They ask why things fall, why bikes speed up going downhill, or how roller coasters work. But too often, science explains it in a way that feels complicated—or worse, dull.

You want them to understand the world, not just memorize facts. You want them to feel smart, confident, and excited about learning—even if they learn differently.

Power in Motion is here to help.

In this four-week mini-course, students explore force, motion, and energy through hands-on experiments, real-life examples, and interactive discussions. Each session builds on the last, helping learners see how everything from gravity to energy transformations connects to their everyday world. Whether your child is Neurodivergent, a deep thinker, or just needs science to make sense, this course is built with them in mind—structured, flexible, and designed to meet them where they are.

By the end, your child won’t just know Newton’s laws or the types of energy—they’ll see the science behind their skateboard, the swing at the park, or even how their own body moves.

Because when kids see how science works in the real world, they start to believe they can work in it too.