Overview:  This interactive science class for preschool and primary school students offers 38 unique lessons that cover scientific topics covered in most primary curriculums, including biology, earth science, physics, chemistry, and anatomy. It’s designed to spark curiosity, build knowledge, and foster a love for science through varied teaching methods and engaging activities, experiments, and discussion. My goal is for learners to gain a solid foundation in basic science concepts, to enrich and build their vocabulary and knowledge of the world, and to develop an interest and appreciation for our beautiful planet. 

As each class is designed to be complete and self-contained, learners have the flexibility to enroll in one lesson, select a few of their interest, or take them all.

Each lesson is designed especially for young learners, with a focus on engagement, discussion, and interaction. The content is presented in a child-friendly manner, through slide shows, realia, demonstrations, experiments, and more!

September 2024 to June 2025 

Biology Lessons:
1.	Week of Sept 1: Living Things – explore the diversity of plants and animals
2.	Week of Sept 8: Plants & Photosynthesis – learn how plants make food
3.	Week of Sept 16: Animals & Their Habitats – Discover different animal homes
4.	Week of Sept 22: Life Cycles of Insects – metamorphosis
5.	Week of Sept: 29: Food Chains & Ecosystems – living things depend on each other
6.	Week of Oct 6: Microorganisms & Germs – introduction to simple microorganisms
7.	Week of Oct. 13: Biodiversity & Conservation – the importance of protecting nature

Earth Science Lessons:
8.	Week of Oct 20: Introduction to Earth and its Layers – the Earth’s structure
9.	Week of Oct 27: Rocks & Minerals – identify different types of rocks
10.	Week of Nov 3: Weather & Climate – learn about weather patterns
11.	Week of Nov 10: Water Cycle & Precipitation – explore how water moves
12.	Week of Nov 17: Natural Disasters (Volcanoes & Earthquakes) – how disasters happen
13.	Week of Nov 24: Fossils & Dinosaurs – learn about ancient life
14.	Week of Dec 1: Solar System & Planets – explore our cosmic neighborhood
15.	Week of Dec 8: Environmental Awareness – promote caring for the planet

Physics Lessons:
16.	Week of Dec 15: Forces & Motion – investigate pushes, pulls, and gravity

No classes during the weeks of December 22 and 29, 2024. Lessons resume the week of January 5, 2025

17.	Week of Jan 5: Energy & Work – understand energy transfer
18.	Week of Jan 12: Sound & Vibrations – explore sound waves
19.	Week of Jan 19: Light & Shadows – observe how light behaves
20.	Week of Jan 26: Electricity & Circuits – learn about basic circuits
21.	Week of Feb 2: Magnetism & Magnets – discover magnetic properties
22.	Week of Feb 9: Simple Machines – learn about levers & pulleys
23.	Week of Feb 16: Newton’s Law of Motion – explore motion principles

Anatomy Lessons:
24.	Week of Feb 23: Human Body Systems (digestive, respiratory, circulatory) – understand body functions
25.	Week of Mar 2: Senses (Sight, Hearing, Taste, Touch, Smell) – explore sensory experiences
26.	Week of Mar 9: Bones & Muscles – learn about our skeletal system

No classes during the weeks of March 16 and 23.

27.	Week of Mar 30: Brain & Nervous System – discover how our brain works
28.	Week of April 6: Heart & Blood – understand circulation
29.	Week of April 13: Teeth & Dental Hygiene – promote oral health
30.	Week of April 20: Healthy Habits & Exercise – encourage physical activity and health
31.	Week of April 27: Growth & Development – learn about changes over time

Chemistry Lessons:
32.	Week of May 4: Introduction to Matter & Elements – explore basic chemistry
33.	Week of May 11: States of Matter (solid, liquid, gas) – investigate different states
34.	Week of May 18: Chemical Reactions & Changes – observe simple reactions
35.	Week of May 25: Mixtures & Solution – understand mixing substances
36.	Week of June 1: Acids & Bases – introduce pH concepts
37.	Week of June 8: Atoms & Molecules – learn about timey particles
38.	Week of June 15: Environmental Chemistry – discuss pollution & conservation