Physics Explorers
Grade 3-5

Young scientists will explore the exciting world of physics through fun, hands-on experiments. Students will investigate how ice melts, make ice cream, and recycle old crayons into new ones. They’ll explore chemical reactions by inflating balloons with baking soda and vinegar, study density and buoyancy, and discover why airplanes can fly. Through creative challenges—like designing parachutes to protect eggs, testing elasticity, launching mini rockets, building simple circuits, and experimenting with magnets and light reflection—students will learn the principles of force, motion, and energy in action. This class sparks curiosity, teamwork, and a love of scientific discovery.
Note: On some days, students may view a short educational video (under 5 minutes) to support the lesson.