"I hope my science classes can be fun, diverse, and worth looking forward to," said a science teacher.

In FCG Primary’s science lesson, students not only learn from textbooks, but also extend their knowledge to every corner of life, even to the entire universe. To this end, we strive to create real-world scenarios for students to enjoy the jo and charm of science. The students have been taking part in some fascinating experiments, here are a few:

Non-Newtonian fluid is a mysterious and special type of fluid and does not conform to Newton's law of viscosity. This means that when a non-Newtonian fluid is subjected to a force, such as striking, impact, or stepping, its viscosity changes. Sometimes, this change makes the fluid easier to flow, while at other times, it becomes as hard as a solid. Students made non-Newtonian fluids using starch, experiencing its viscosity changes, while having fun and understanding the scientific principles behind it.

Ecosystem, a term closely related to us, is a complex and intricate construction in nature. It encompasses various components of the biosphere, from tiny bacteria to huge animals and plants, from air, water, and soil to invisible energy flows, all playing crucial roles. By constructing eco-bottles, students experience the balance and fragility of the ecosystem, learning to cherish life while caring for the little fish.

Science is a discovery, an exploration, and even more so, a joy. In science class, students not only learn scientific knowledge but also learn to think and explore the world using scientific methods.