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Hydroelectric energy is one of the cleanest and most renewable sources of energy and to make that happen, you need structures like watermills. Explore this structural wonder and learn the science behind it.
The students will be having a short discussion about how hydroelectric facilities work. They will be also creating DIY water turbines without electricity to learn the concept behind the real ones.
Nothing is more natural to humans than eating and it is a such a challenge to act out the motions and emotions that go into feeding one’s self. This subject, intimately familiar to everyone. is a good introduction to drama and movement.
Math and creativity meet in this challenging zoo-building session! Students will play the role of zoo designers who must try to fit animals like tigers, crocodiles and elephants into a public space. Knowledge of perimeter and area will come in handy.
Sharing is caring, but accurately measuring the things we plan on sharing and making sure everyone gets equal parts is on another level of thoughtfulness!
Who would’ve thought that ice cream and mathematics could go together? Well, participating in this activity will let you know exactly how this is done!
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