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Growing with Science Anytime, Anywhere!

A child’s discovery of the world happens in their everyday life – in their interactions with the people around them, their local environment, the community, and the world beyond.

Through our suite of programmes and resources, children will be given opportunities to explore the world around them through experiential learning. They will learn to apply inquiry or process skills such as observation, prediction, investigation and drawing conclusions through these experiences.

And while these activities will help children better understand scientific concepts, our resources also seek to equip parents to be part of their child’s journey with Science. Science is everywhere and learning can happen anytime, even at home! Find out tips on how you can be part of your child’s exploration in the complex and diverse nature of the world.

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ABC's of Applied Physics for Kids: It's Time to Learn about Time!	Time is an interesting phenomenon. It is untouchable, invisible and yet it is always around us. Let’s have some fun learning about the concept of time and routine with the use of clocks!
ABC's of Applied Chemistry for Kids: Let’s Learn About Density	Whether it is bath time or dishwashing time, your child would be exposed to liquid soap and soap foam. Why not take these moments as opportunities to spark their curiosity about the densities of everyday objects? Read on to introduce your child to the concept of density, allow them to experiment with household liquid materials, and create ‘fireworks’ in a bottle together!
All About Animals: Let’s Learn about Marine Animals	The ocean is home to thousands of different marine animals, such as clownfishes, sharks, whales, dolphins and many more. In addition, they come in all shapes and sizes, and have developed special features that enable them to survive underwater. Ever wondered what is the living habitat like for these marine animals? Let’s read on to find out more!
Microscopic World: Protecting the Body! Science Behind Medical Biotechnology	Discover with your child how our bodies keep us safe from germs with antibodies. Learn how scientists invented vaccines and antibiotics over the years to help boost our immune systems to ward off serious illnesses.
We're Engineers! Blast Off with Magnetic Rockets	“Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.” Join us for an exciting space adventure! Let's help a rocket travel through the galaxy using invisible magnetic forces. Explore the wonders of magnets and magnetic forces through engaging activities that introduce STEAM* concepts to young children. *STEAM - Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics
ABC's of Applied Chemistry for Kids: Why Do Apples Turn Brown?	Have you ever wondered why apple slices turn brown when they are exposed to air for a period of time? What can you do about it? Let’s find out with a simple experiment that you can do at home.
Let’s Learn About Chemical Reactions: Up Up And Away With Fizzy Inflator	Do you know what happens when you mix baking soda and vinegar? Let’s learn about chemical reactions and the gas they produce when they are mixed. Chemical reaction: A process that involves the arrangement of molecules or structure of a substance, as opposed to a change in physical form (as from a solid to a gas). Observe how a balloon can be inflated through this simple experiment.
The Amazing Body: Let’s Explore My Body!	The human body is a complex machine. The different parts of our body work together to do many amazing things. Let’s have some fun learning about the human body and how it functions!
All About Animals: Animal Life Cycles	Every living thing goes through a life cycle and your child may start understanding that as they grow! Go on an investigative journey with them to learn about the growth, and development of both familiar and even unfamiliar animals!
ABC’s of Applied Physics for Kids: Let There Be Light!	Light is made up of waves. These waves travel from light sources, bounce off objects and come to our eyes, allowing us to see things. Light sources come in many forms. Lamp posts help light up streets. Stadium lights help us watch a late sports match. Computer monitors and television screens emit light to display images. Light can also come from flames, not just electricity, like from the bonfire during camping. And of course, the biggest main source of light for us: the Sun!
ABC’s of Applied Chemistry: Potions Party!	Acids and bases are present in the food that we eat and drink daily. Examples of acidic drinks are orange juice or vinegar, and they taste sour. Bases, like egg whites and baking soda, taste bitter. Scientists use a pH scale, ranging from 0 to 14, to measure how acidic and basic a substance is. Do you know that we can make our own pH indicator in the comfort of our homes? Check it out!

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