小朋友的科學樂趣 [5-7 歲]

Welcome to Science Fun for Little Ones, the perfect beginning class to get your little learner excited about science. Learners will begin to observe, investigate, predict, draw diagrams to explain why certain things happen and do fun projects and experiments.

Science education is important at this age because science is a great  tool for developing the skills to question what's going in the world without any inhibition. When young learners search their world through science, learners learn to read, use verbal skills and written language.

Learning about science and conducting experiments not only teaches scientific understanding, it helps students improve in other areas, encourages curiosity and creativity, builds critical and iterative thinking skills, learn to predict, develops expressive communication skills, develops analytical thinking and logical reasoning, develops problem-solving, communication and beginning research skills, and helps develop patience as well as perseverance.

Science Fun for Little Ones meets once a week for four weeks. Each week, learners will make observations, formulate a hypothesis, conduct a project or experiment where they will investigate, predict and draw  conclusions. But most importantly, young learners have FUN! and hopefully gain a love for science.

SPECIAL NOTE TO PARENTS: Parents worry about teaching science to their child if they only knew how. No worries, you don't need to know "how to do" each project and experiment. Each experiment has been selected and is age appropriate for Science Fun for Little Ones and is Teacher lead, giving step-by-step instructions. Please check out each experiment before you enroll young learner in a four-week session. Asks any questions you may have about the materials, objectives and actual experiments. Your support and encouragement will help your young learner not to be afraid to be curious and explore something new.

Week of January 8th 2024:  ⚛ Make a Skittles Rainbow
Week of January 15th:   ⚛ Make a Lava Lamp
Week of January 22nd: ⚛ Make Rock Candy
Week of January 29th:  ⚛ Science for Super Heroes

Future experiments:
📊 Elephant Toothpaste
📊 Homemade Slime
📊 Dancing Raisins
📊 Sink or Float?
📊 Shiny Pennies
📊 Rainbow Celery
📊 Mini Volcanoes
📊 Water Cycle In a Bag
📊 Magnet Magic