Grade 3. students
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States of matter in motion
Students combine science with art to explore how water freezes, melts, and evaporates in creative ways. The project develops creativity by challenging children to find expressive movements that represent tiny particles in different states of matter. Children improve their critical thinking as they analyse real-life photos and accurately translate scientific concepts into physical actions. Teamwork
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Eco-Engineers
This 4 stages minimum 3 hours STEAM program for 3rd-grade students explores how to clean dirty water using natural materials like sand, gravel, and charcoal. Students develop critical thinking by making guesses and testing which material layers filter the water most effectively. Teams practice problem-solving and design thinking skills by building their own models and
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My Robot Friend
During this 3-hour STEAM program, 3rd graders go through 7 stages to design a robot that understands and responds to human emotions. The project builds emotional awareness as kids learn to identify feelings in others and choose kind ways to respond. The journey begins with an emotion circle and scenario discussions to develop empathy and
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Spaghetti and Marshmallow Pyramid Challenge
During the 200-minute STEAM programme, 3rd graders will develop creativity, problem solving, critical thinking, resilience, valuing people, curiosity, a sense of wonder and openness through 7 phases of building spaghetti and marshmallow pyramids. The activity develops these skills while students create models of pyramids and identify points, lines, and angles. Teams practice problem-solving, as well
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How does precipitation sound?
This 3-hour STEAM program for 3rd graders has 3 stages that develop the SPIRIT skills of the students by combining the science of weather with the art of music. In the first stage, students practice creativity and critical thinking by exploring how to make loud and soft sounds using everyday materials and instruments. The second
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Painting and creative work in school
This 3-hour STEAM program develops 3rd graders’ SPRIT skills through 2 stages of a combination of art with science and maker pedagogy through the theme of a hot air balloon (an interesting physical object) found in a piece of artwork by a well-known artist. In the first stage, children look at paintings by famous artists.