Engineering Project: “Volcano — the Power of the Earth” 🌋
In this module, children dive into the sciences that study our planet — its landforms, layers, and surface. They are introduced to the fascinating worlds of geography, geology, and geomorphology, step by step learning how the Earth is built.
Together, we create a model of soil layers, explore different types of soil and how they are arranged, and discuss why tectonic plates move and how this movement shapes our planet.
Children begin working on their own individual projects, practicing how to make accurate technical drawings and measurements. They learn to plan, design, and bring ideas to life — just like real engineers.
The module culminates in the creation of a working volcano project that combines multiple fields: engineering, earth sciences, design, and even creativity.
Here, science stops being abstract. Children see, touch, and model the forces that form the Earth itself — and they carry this knowledge forward with curiosity, imagination, and skill.
For the first time, children are introduced to the concepts of “electrical circuit”, “prototype” and “electrical tape”.
Engineering Project: “Rescue Truck in the Savannah”
Imagine your child as part of a real scientific field expedition in the African savannah. They analyze the properties of different substances, explore the laws of motion, purify polluted water, and design routes to deliver aid. This is not just play — it’s a simulation of the real world.
Here, your child learns to see the connections between nature, science, and themselves. They are not just an observer — but a true explorer, taking responsibility, making decisions, and finding practical meaning in every task.
Our students don’t just study theory — they learn to see geometry in the real world. They identify angles in space and then use them to design and build a railway track. Together, we explore fundamental axioms about points and lines, parallelism and intersection. Children work with the plane: marking, sketching, and constructing — turning abstract geometry into something they can build with their own hands.
Cocoa, lemon juice, deodorant, bath bombs — for us, these aren’t just ingredients for fun. They are real chemical substances with distinct physical properties. Children observe color, smell, state, volatility, and solubility — and then record and analyze their findings like true young scientists.
We explore homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures and experiment with methods of separation: filtration, settling, evaporation, distillation, and magnetic extraction — all through hands-on experiments.
This module helps your child navigate complex concepts with confidence, embrace science without fear, think broadly, act precisely, plan, build, and truly understand the world around them — while also learning to take care of it.
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