Anya attended a Science holiday workshop for 3 hours a day from Monday to Wednesday and it seems she had a lot of fun! She was initially reluctant to attend even though her cousin and two friends were going to be there, but by the second morning, she was all like, “Ok, you can go now!” when I dropped her off.
On the first day, they learnt about electricity: they stuck balloons to the wall with static electricity, touched a lightning globe and made their own electroscope. On the second day, they learnt about the eye: they made a shadow puppet and a model of an eyeball and learnt about how images are interpreted by the brain. On the final day, they learnt about the weather: they made and played with snow, experimented with a mist maker, explored a tornado in a bottle and brought home a bracelet with UV-sensitive beads. Hurray for fun Science!
not happy her hair got messed up
making a balloon rainbow with static electricity
touching a lightning globe
looking at mist forming
tornado in a bottle
making snow
playing with snow
‘snow’ much fun
may I know which centre or school is this science organized by? I think my boy would love it!
Science Made Fun at Sime Darby. I have updated the post to include a link to their website!