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Activities

Our established programs typically feature our STEM Sessions, where we give engaging hands-on activities/experiments for the students to create whilst learning the science behind them, which go with slideshows we make to help illustrate the concepts we teach. This gives them an exciting and proper introduction to the world of STEM. See below for some examples of these activities! 

STEM Session Examples

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Tie Dye Shirts

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Teach your students about the power of chromatography by having them create tie-dye shirts!

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Reference Link:

Scientific American: Tie-Dye T-Shirts

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Drawing Robot

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Teach your students about electricity and motors as they use them to power their own drawing robots!

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Reference Link:

Science Buddies: Drawing Robots

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Glow-in-the-Dark Slime &

Bouncy Balls

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Teach your students the power of polymers with this glow-in-the-dark slime and bouncy ball experiments!

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Reference Links:

Glow-in-the-Dark Slime Recipe

Bouncy Ball Video

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Balloon Powered Bottle Car

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Teach the concepts of kinetic and potential energy by having students create balloon-powered bottle cars!

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Reference Link:

Scientific American: Balloon-Powered Car

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