Grade 4. students
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Da Vinci Bridge: Explore, Design, and Build: From Models to a Real Self-Supporting Bridge
In this all-day STEAM activity, 4th graders will step into Leonardo da Vinci’s shoes and solve a classic engineering challenge: build a bridge without glue, nails or rope. The journey takes students through 6 exciting stages, where they go from studying historical sketches and the physics of friction to building their own functional model. Teams
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Team Mission: Planet Rescue
This 6-hour outdoor adventure turns 3rd graders into “rescue astronauts” tasked with saving a damaged planet by solving real-world environmental crises. The journey follows 6 stages, where teams must build functional water filters, cross “lava fields” with sturdy bridges, and engineer wind-resistant shelters. Using a mix of natural and recycled materials, students apply scientific and
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Lemonade Stories: From Family Tradition to School Community
This transdisciplinary project for 4th graders turns a simple drink into a meaningful exploration of family traditional knowledge of food science and sustainability. The journey begins with students connecting lemonade to personal memories, using “taste-linked” emotions to build a shared collection of cultural stories. The core of the program features a “Recipe Experiment Lab,” where
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Soap Bubbles challenge
In this multi-week project, 4th graders act as “community scientists” to solve the challenge of creating long-lasting bubbles. Students develop critical thinking by following the scientific method to test how changing different ingredients affects their results. Teams practice problem-solving and creativity by designing various wands and fixing designs when bubbles pop too early. The project
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Story-based exploration
The experience-based STEAM programme for 4th graders lasts a minimum of 6 hours (maximum 4 full afternoons) and transforms a familiar story/fairy tale into a series of physical, emotional and logical challenges. The journey begins with students immersing themselves in a story through interactive reading, vocabulary-building games, and other tools to build a shared adventure.