Kids examine how light interacts with different textures and materials, experiment with layering techniques, and choose between making an icy lantern or glowing firefly jar. Learning Focus: Light and translucency, design decision-making, fine motor development, artistic expression, and scientific observation.
Children investigate winter tools, brainstorm problems to solve, experiment with loose parts, and create an invention. They draw a simple patent card to explain its purpose. Learning Focus: Innovation skills, design thinking, expressive language, creative engineering, and early technical drawing.
Children study a snowy map and use paper coding cards to program a penguin’s path across the Arctic. By arranging physical cards into a sequence, kids learn how coding works without any electronic devices. This hands-on, screen-free approach builds the core logic skills real programmers use, but in a way young children can see, move, and understand. Learning Focus:Early coding logic, sequencing, problem solving, spatial reasoning, and collaborative play, all taught through tangible, screen-free coding that strengthens foundational thinking before children ever touch a keyboard.