An experiment to understand how light intensity affects the rate of photosynthesis in plants.

The objective of the activity is to distinguish between natural phenomena seen in the sky, such as the sun, clouds, and birds, and objects made by humans, such as a rocket, an airplane, and a kite.

This activity aims to learn how mother birds search for food and feed their chicks.

Translational and Rotational Equilibrium

The Effect of Magnets on Different Materials (When Do They Attract?)

Wheel and Axle

The rebound experiment aims to study how balls bounce after being dropped from a certain height. By observing the rebound height of a large ball and a small ball, one can understand the effect of size and weight on the bounce and the transfer of energy between the balls.

An activity that demonstrates the different types of movement of non-living objects.

An activity that shows how the size of an object looks from far or near. You will learn how the appearance of objects changes when seen from different distances.

Welcome to an activity to learn about correct and incorrect hygiene behaviors.

This experiment aims to study the relationship between thrust and the initial velocity of a paper rocket and its effect on the maximum height reached. By varying the launch force, students can observe how the initial speed and height change, and understand the physical principles related to thrust a......

The objective of the activity is to identify the five senses, their importance, and the actions that express them

The objective of the activity is to connect the stages of growth of humans, plants, and animals

This experiment demonstrates the concept of rotation and stability using a pen placed vertically on a paper. When the paper is removed or a small disturbance occurs, the pen tilts, rotates, and eventually falls.In the vertical position, the pen is in unstable equilibrium, so any small effect makes i......

The objective of the activity is to identify the parts of animal bodies and understand the function of each part

The objective of the activity is to classify the things around us into non-living things, animals, humans, and plants

 Make a model of the water cycle

Objective: To identify indicators of a chemical reaction by observing the temperature change when vinegar reacts with steel wool.Materials: Steel wool ball – Vinegar – Glass cup – Thermometer.Steps: Place a steel wool ball in a glass cup. Pour vinegar over the steel wool and let it sit for 1–2 minut......

Formation of Starch in the Process of Photosynthesis

An experiment to observe how the physical state of a substance changes from solid to liquid and then to gas.

This experiment aims to verify whether the properties of substances change after a chemical reaction and to observe the formation of new substances with different properties.

Experiment to explore how heat transfers between objects.

Experiment that demonstrates the Law of Conservation of Mass.

Objective: To show different colors using universal indicator solution to illustrate the pH gradient from base to acid (neutralization process) in a single liquid column.Materials: Test tube – Holder – Washing soda crystal – Water – Universal indicator solution – Hydrochloric acid.Steps: Secure the......