• Wednesday, February 03rd, 2010
Last weekend was a fun time at Kaleidoscope: We had the first of the science experiments workshop conducted by Yardstick , a group dedicated to creating experiential learning activities for science education.
The children made a balloon powered car, a water pump, a hovercraft and a flute. On the way, they befriended several principles of physics. “Awesome!”, “Such fun!” and “Wow, cool” were just some of the things we heard the kids say.
We have two more workshops to go, this weekend and the next.
Do join in for a hands-on, experiential encounter with science.
Planned for upcoming sessions: Weighing scale, periscope, solar cooker, magnetic levitation, electromagnet, test for nutrients and ink chromatography.
Details of workshops:
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For classes 4-8
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Weekend Workshops: Sat 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm and Sun 10 am to 1 pm.
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Workshops on Feb 6-7 and Feb 13-14
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Each workshop has unique experiments - 4 experiments in each workshop, 12 experiments in all
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Fee
- All three workshops: Rs 1200
- Two workshops: Rs 800
- Single workshop: Rs 450
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