This class offers an exciting and engaging experience for young scientists. Participants have the flexibility to either obtain the necessary weekly supplies and take part in the hands-on science experiment or to simply observe. To enhance the learning experience, a weekly optional supply list and an official science journal will be provided for students to document their observations and findings during the class. Interactive discussions and stimulating questions will be used to encourage critical thinking and active participation from the students. The class will involve formulating hypotheses related to the weekly activities, fostering curiosity and scientific inquiry among the learners. Comprehensive, step-by-step instructions will be provided to guide students through the activities, allowing them to follow along from home or to independently conduct the experiments after the class. Depending on the individual student's capabilities, some may require adult assistance and supervision to fully benefit from the class. Overall, this class is designed to offer a dynamic and educational experience that combines theoretical learning with practical application, sparking interest and enthusiasm for science among young minds.

Here's a breakdown of activities:
10/5: Dancing Raisins 
10/12: Lemon Volcano 
10/19: Ice Cream in a Bag 
10/26: 3-in-1 Balloon & a Bottle
11/2: Magic Milk with a Pepper Twist
11/9: Static Electricity 
11/16: 3-in-1 Magic Water
11/23: Bottle Diver
11/30: Chemistry & Bath Bombs
12/7: Glowing Lava Lamp
12/14: Ocean in a Jar
12/21: Snowstorm in a jar