Children will learn to make predictions based on observations and formulate hypotheses for simple experiments. They will develop critical thinking skills by testing their ideas, analyzing their results, and presenting in a report.
Students will investigate how different variables affect outcomes through hands-on experiments. They will explore cause and effect relationships, fostering a deeper understanding of scientific processes.
Children will engage in step-by-step experimentation, following a sequence of actions to test their hypotheses. This approach will teach them the importance of methodical procedures and accurate observations in scientific investigations.
Students will use magnifying glasses to examine objects up close, discovering details not visible to the naked eye. They will develop observational skills and learn about the structure and texture of various materials.
Children will experiment with magnets to understand magnetic properties and interactions. They will investigate which materials are magnetic, how magnets attract or repel each other, and how these properties can be applied in real-life situations.
Students will conduct experiments to determine why some objects sink and others float in water. They will explore concepts related to density, buoyancy, and the properties of different materials.
Children will learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors through hands-on activities with the color wheel. They will explore color mixing and how different colors combine to create new hues.
Students will study the stages of the water cycle, including evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. They will use models and experiments to visualize how water moves through the environment and its importance to life on Earth.
Children will use scales and balances to measure weight and compare the mass of different objects. They will learn about measurement, precision, and how these tools are used in scientific experiments and daily life.

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