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1. Colorful Science (Inventor)
Learn Science of colors and explore primary and secondary colour changes yourself!
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- Protected: Engage – Workbook reading J- Colorful fine
- Protected: Engage- Learn about light
- Protected: Explore – Why do see our world colorful?
- Protected: Explore- Procedure to conduct activity
- Protected: Elaborate – Making Ghost-Scope
- Protected: Explain – Working of Ghost-Scope
- Assignment
- Protected: Evaluate- Assignment 1
- Protected: Evaluate- Quiz on Colours
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2. Fun with Multiple Reflection- Mirror Experiments (Inventor)
Learn about reflection of light and different applications of reflections in real life using some fun Mirror Experiments!
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- Protected: Engage- Multiple reflection
- Protected: Explore- Mirror writing
- Protected: Elaborate – Making a prototype of mirror maze
- Explain – Image formation
- Protected: Evaluate- Quiz on Reflection
- Protected: Evaluate- Assignment- Multiple reflection
- Evaluate- Assignment- symmetry
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3. Design a Wheeloscope (Inventor)
Design a multi scope and Build a STEM Project- Wheeloscope
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4. Light Vision and Colors (Inventor)
Understand what light is and how it travels; learn how our eyes actually work
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5. International Time Dial (Inventor)
Discover various time zones which are spread all across the globe and learn how to read them!
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6. Be a cartographer (Inventor)
Learn the Science behind creation of maps and learn how to make one for yourself!
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- Protected: Evaluate- Assignment-1
- Protected: Engage – Understand importance of Mathematics
- Explore- Learn how to use maps
- Workbook- Cartography
- Protected: Elaborate – Learn to make Maps
- Protected: Explain – Importance of making maps
- Protected: Evaluate- Quiz on Cartography
- Protected: Evaluate- Assignment – Draw a map
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7. Know your World Map (Inventor)
Understand how to study a geographical map and learn how to use it in real life using STEM Projects!
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- Protected: Engage- Understand Importance of latitude and longitude
- Protected: Explore- Understand latitude and longitude
- Explore GPS- Global Positioning System
- Explore GIS – Geographic Information System
- Protected: Explore- Treasure hunt with map
- Protected: Evaluate- Quiz on maps
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- Assignment-2
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8. Electricity- Heart of all Energies (Inventor)
Learn about electricityUnderstand what electricity is and how a circuit is formed!
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- Protected: Engage – Understand Circuits Trip Alarm workbook
- Explore- Home Appliances
- Protected: Explore – Build a simple circuit TinkerCad
- Protected: Explain – Series and Parallel Circuit TinkerCad
- Protected: Evaluate- Quiz on Electricity
- Protected: Assignment-1 Explore with TinkerCad
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- Assignment- Positive n negative charges
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9. Electricity and Simple Machines - Know More (Inventor)
Test your understanding on electricity and simple machines
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- Protected: Engage Concept map – Simple Machine
- Protected: Explain – Machines and Us
- Protected: Important links – Future tech videos
- Protected: Share your learning about the topic
- Protected: Evaluate Quiz- Electricity part-2
- Protected: Assignment – Simple machines
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10. Design a Spy machine- Morse Code (Inventor)
Understand a completely new mode of communication- The Morse Code itself! Learn how to build a STEM based Morse Code Prototype!
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11. Application of Simple Machines- Trip Alarm (Inventor)
Understand how to apply simple machines in real lide by building the STEM Project- Trip Alarm to fortify your defense!
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12. Think like a scientist - Be a Science Spy
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Tinkering Projects - Design Thinking
Explore More – Zip lock Puncture
If you want to be a great spy you must know how to use the materials around you to your advantage. When caught in a sticky situation you should look around and find things that can help you escape, like using a pin to open a lock or make a fire using a lens.
Exploring Material Science.
Learn about Polymers and increase your understanding of them
Procedure:
- Fill a baggie about 3/4 of the way full with water and seal it shut.
- Make sure your pencil is sharpened. (The sharper the better!)
- Hold up the baggie with one hand and use the other hand to firmly push the
the pointy end of the pencil through the side of the bag. - Continue pushing it until the point is also coming out the other side of the bag.
- Observe what happens.
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How does it work?
- No water spills out the holes because zip lock bags are made of polymer.
- Polymers have long chains of molecules that are flexible.
- When you poke a sharp pencil through the baggie, the pencil slides in between the chain of molecules that make up the polymer.
- The molecule chains make a seal around the pencil that won’t let the water out.
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Long-chain polymer molecules.