This Science Week, our children explored their curiosity in action through a range of hands-on learning experiences.
Our adventures began at the Australian Museum, where the interactive exhibits captured the children’s interest and sparked their curiosity.
At KOTA, the children became little scientists themselves building and erupting volcanoes, making raisins dance, creating swirling lava lamps, and even exploring coding in a hands-on robotics workshop. Each activity sparked curiosity and gave the children a chance to experiment, test ideas, and collaborate.
Science learning in early childhood is all about exploring, wondering, and trying again when things don’t go as planned. It builds problem-solving skills, confidence, and the ability to think creatively about challenges. Most importantly, it shows children that science is all around them every day.
Science Week reminds us that every child is full of natural curiosity, they just need the space, tools, and encouragement to explore!
