This week, our classrooms were buzzing with excitement as children dove into hands-on science activities designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for learning. From our youngest learners to our older students, everyone rolled up their sleeves and got involved in some wonderful projects.

In the first and second grades, the classrooms were full of energy and discovery. Alongside their regular science lessons, the children explored simple programming. Using basic coding instructions, they experienced the magic of artificial intelligence, which sparked plenty of excitement and a growing interest in technology.

For our third, fourth, and fifth graders, the focus shifted to bigger projects. Third graders raised silkworms, witnessing first-hand the incredible life cycle that transforms tiny eggs into moths. Fourth graders got their hands dirty with planting activities, learning all about the roles of roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds in a plant's life. Meanwhile, our fifth graders tackled engineering challenges, designing and building small boats. Through these activities, they applied scientific concepts to solve real-world problems - an impressive achievement!