Lesson Plans

In this activity, students will create playdough with the exciting part being that it will change color as they play with it.

Studying science can be fun, though sometimes it can be a bit tricky especially if it involves numbers and some computations. However, students ...
<p>Studying science can be fun, though sometimes it can be a bit tricky especially if it involves numbers and some computations. However, students can benefit from visual learning since it activates their cognitive capacities and helps them absorb things more quickly. Research has shown that our brains process images at a much faster rate compared to text. In this activity, students will explore how density works right in front of their eyes.</p> Read More

This activity will introduce students to the three main types of rocks and how they came to be. They will also learn about the Rock Life Cycle t...
<p>This activity will introduce students to the three main types of rocks and how they came to be. They will also learn about the Rock Life Cycle that demonstrates how rocks go from one form to another.</p> Read More

This activity will challenge students to create a water cycle learning tool. This tool will illustrate how evaporation, condensation, precipitat...
<p>This activity will challenge students to create a water cycle learning tool. This tool will illustrate how evaporation, condensation, precipitation, infiltration and collection can help water move through forms and to different places.</p> Read More

Food must be digested in order to be broken down into nutrients that the body may use for energy, development, and cell repair. Prior to being a...
<p>Food must be digested in order to be broken down into nutrients that the body may use for energy, development, and cell repair. Prior to being absorbed by the blood and transported to the cells throughout the body, nutrients from food and drink must be broken down into smaller molecules. It may sound complicated but by this simple and fun activity using bread and milk, students can visualize how food is being broken down.</p> Read More

Liberian Queah, also known as Queah [Ku-YAH], is a traditional board game played in Liberia and other parts of West Africa. The game involves mo...
<p>Liberian Queah, also known as Queah [Ku-YAH], is a traditional board game played in Liberia and other parts of West Africa. The game involves moving small stones or other objects around a board with the objective of capturing all of your opponent's pieces or blocking their moves. This activity provides an opportunity for students to learn the rules of the game and also explore geometric concepts such as right angles, adjacent spaces, and orthogonal movements.</p> Read More

This lesson introduces to the concept of nature appreciation, encouraging them to explore and observe the natural world around them through a gu...
<p>This lesson introduces to the concept of nature appreciation, encouraging them to explore and observe the natural world around them through a guided nature walk. By drawing the things they see, they will remember and understand simple plants and animals around them.</p> Read More

This lesson explores the layers of the Earth's interior, including the crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core. Through clay modeling, student...
<p>This lesson explores the layers of the Earth's interior, including the crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core. Through clay modeling, students will visualize and understand the composition and characteristics of each layer.</p> Read More

In this lesson, students will explore the fascinating concept of how light moves by using prisms. They will investigate how prisms bend and sep...
<p>In this lesson, students will explore the fascinating concept of how light moves by using prisms. They will investigate how prisms bend and separate light, creating beautiful rainbows. They will also examine how prisms bend visual patterns.</p> Read More