Fun with Science

In our science activity classes, we planned to cover the topic ROCKS AND MINERALS. We started by seeing the samples of different minerals, understanding their basic properties.
Our Jr. scientists were amazed seeing different minerals and even chose their favourite ones!!!

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To continue our exploration of Thomas Alva Edison and the invention of the light bulb at Fun with Science club, we introduced students to Alessandro Volta—the brain behind batteries and electrical circuits. Building on this knowledge, we studied Volta's contributions and created simple circuits to deepen their understanding.

During this engaging journey, we explained how metals serve as excellent conductors of electricity. Students had hands-on experiences creating simple circuits using copper tape, wires, and switches. We also explored the role and functionality of switches, making the learning process both interactive and insightful.

In this world of AI, the creativity of these Gen Z, Gen Alpha may die down. To do so, we are trying to encourage them to create their own poems, stories, articles without the help of AI.

Here is a poem written by 9 year old Nayra, where she shared her knowledge in a poetic way.
Read the poem and encourage her by commenting.

Poem - Dinosaurs Dinosaurs big and small By Nayra Poem - Dinosaurs Dinosaurs big and small By Nayra. This is a wonderful poem written by 9-year-old Nayra, where she shared her knowledge in a poetic way.

In memory of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, we planned Sherlock Holmes month for our Jr. Scientists!!!
So turning these Jr. scientists into Jr. Detectives at Fun with Science activity classes and learning how to use Magnifying glass!!!

Oh Gravity, Oh Gravity,
All the things, You do for me,
You're the force, That holds me down,
Make sure I never, Leave the ground!
ISAAC NEWTON is his name,
he worked hard and intelligence came.
The laws of gravity is what he discovered,
and his ideas helped to find more.

Watch our JR. Scientists becoming Jr. NEWTON an understanding GRAVITY.

I look in the mirror and what do I see?
A pair of eyes look back at me!!!
I know all about Iris and Pupil,
and optic Nerve connecting Eye to the brain and making it useful.

See our Jr. Scientists becoming Jr. Ophthalmologists.

An octopus is one of the weirdest looking marine animals ever.
Know more about them at

https://funwithscienceclub.com/octopus/

Octopus An octopus is one of the weirdest looking marine animals ever.It has a dome, or globe-shaped head and eight arms with suckers, or tentacles.Octopi are found all over the world, in subtropical, tropical and temperate shallow water.An adult octopus is 60-90 cm long and has eight limbs that protrude fr...