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There may not be any pot of gold at the end of rainbows but there certainly is a good explanation why a bridge of colors appear after a rainy day. Our young learners will discover how a prism could let them have rainbows any time they want one.
In this lesson, students will explore the fascinating concept of how light moves by using prisms. They will investigate how prisms bend and separate light, creating beautiful rainbows. They will also examine how prisms bend visual patterns.
Convection is one of the things that happen around us and in this lesson, students will conduct an experiment about convection currents using bottles, hot and cold water, and food coloring to discover the science behind it.
Today, we’re diving into the enchanting world of magnetism. Our magnetic races will help us explore the magnetic forces of push and pull. Discovering the invisible power of magnets will be a magnetic blast!
Colored water strolling from one glass to another? Yes it’s possible! Discover the science behind this seemingly reality-defying situation by participating in this experiment.
Cells are very small but very complicated in terms of parts. In this lesson, students will learn about the parts of the cell and try to replicate a cell using clay.
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