Grade five students explored buoyancy through a fun hands-on experiment! By reshaping a heavy clay ball into a hollow boat, they discovered that floating and sinking depend on both mass and shape. Spreading out the mass traps air inside, creating an upward water force keeping those heavy objects safely afloat.
Grade four students explored seed germination by placing seeds on wet cotton. Providing essential water and warmth, they observed the seed coats open. Tiny roots pushed downward while green shoots emerged upward, successfully transforming the dormant seeds into young seedlings through hands-on science inquiry.
Class 5 students paired up in teams of two to explore chemical and physical changes through creative drawings. Working collaboratively, each pair illustrated everyday examples like melting ice, tearing paper, rusting nails, and baking cakes. The activity successfully sparked curiosity and reinforced core science concepts through visual learning.
Class 1 learners sorted daily objects into natural and man-made materials, identifying core properties like rough, smooth, hard, soft, absorbent , waterproof,heavy, or light through hands-on discovery. This activity enhanced critical thinking, sensory observation, vocabulary building, and foundational scientific classification, helping young minds connect classroom concepts directly to their everyday surroundings.
