과학을 배워보자: 직접 체험하는 재미있는 과학!

Do you love Science? In this Ongoing Class, learners will explore a range of Science subjects in a fun and interactive way. This course aims to provide meaningful learning experiences for young explorers.

Each class will include a range of teaching methods and activities that are designed to engage the learners in both a hands-on and minds-on way. Classes will include experiments, Q&A, quizzes, games, worksheets, songs, videos and much more.  Learners will be encouraged to observe, explore, question and share what they learn. A variety of methods are used to support learners and cater for different learning styles and needs. 

Please note that some of the classes are on different schedules, so please do check with me before transferring classes.

Please also note, there will be reading and writing tasks in some classes. This course is mapped to the National Curriculum in the UK and is planned for Key Stage 1 which is ages 5-7.  Please do check the whole description when choosing this course for your learner. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. 

What is taught in this course?

The Dynamic Earth
Week of 12/5/25 - The Habit of Crystals (Minerals and Their Crystal Structure)
Week of 19/5/25 - Rock Around the Block (Rock-Forming Processes)
Week of 26/5/25 - Wasting Away (Weathering and Erosion of Rocks and Minerals)
Week of 2/6/25 - Down and Dirty (Properties of Soils)
Week of 9/6/25 - Folding Over (Landforms and Plate Tectonics)
Week of 16/6/25 - Fantastic Fossils (Fossil Formation and Age Dating the Earth)

Our Place in Space
Week of 23/6/25 - Here Comes the Sun (The Star of Our Solar System)
Week of 30/6/25 - Night and Day (Earth Rotation and Apparent Solar Movement)
Week of 7/7/25 - Seasons of Change (Earth Revolution and Seasonal Change)
Week of 14/7/25 - Going Through a Phase (Lunar Phase Cycle and Eclipses)
Week of 21/7/25 - Welcome to the Neighborhood (Size Scale of the Solar System)
Week of 28/7/25 - Signs of the Times (Constellations and the Zodiac)

Wondering About Weather
Week of 4/8/25 - The Air Is There (Air Pressure and Motion)

We look forward to being part of your learning journey!