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Four days, four chances to make something wonderfully weird. Young artists draw a monster, turn paper into a puppet, experiment with patterns and accessories, t…

Build it, launch it, measure it—and then see if you can make it better. Learners create paper gliders and a simple low-force launcher, test distance and accurac…

Three shapes, a few squiggles and a big imagination—that’s all it takes to invent a monster. Follow along as simple lines become funny eyes, wobbly legs, wild h…

Meet a pumpkin hero and help them go on a tiny adventure. Each session adds a new piece of the story: a character, a magical place, a problem and a happy ending…

A mysterious mansion has locked its doors—and the only way out is to think like a Minecraft detective! Learners explore rooms, spot patterns, connect clues and…

This personalized one-on-one tutoring offers focused support in core arithmetic for students in grades 3–5 (ages 8–10). Each lesson is tailored to your child’s…

Can a paper ghost dance without being touched? Learners make tiny tissue-paper ghosts and investigate static electricity using a balloon or another suitable pla…

A monster tale begins with one question: who is your creature, and what does it want? Learners invent a friendly monster, give it a problem and shape the advent…

Open the card…and a little ghost or pumpkin pops right up! Learners fold, decorate and assemble a Halloween greeting card, exploring how simple paper shapes can…

Which ghost glider will travel farthest—and can a mini launcher send a soft pumpkin target toward its mark? Learners build, test and compare two playful enginee…

A memorable monster needs more than sharp teeth—it needs a point of view. Learners start with simple shapes, then experiment with expressions, poses, accessorie…

What makes a paper ghost move? Which objects float? How can two colours become a new one? Young scientists explore these questions through short, visual experim…

Can a balloon rocket race along a string? Which glider travels best? And where should a paper bat’s weight sit so it balances? Across four sessions, learners ta…

Four days, four chances to make something wonderfully weird. Young artists draw a monster, turn paper into a puppet, experiment with patterns and accessories, t…

Build it, launch it, measure it—and then see if you can make it better. Learners create paper gliders and a simple low-force launcher, test distance and accurac…

Three shapes, a few squiggles and a big imagination—that’s all it takes to invent a monster. Follow along as simple lines become funny eyes, wobbly legs, wild h…

Meet a pumpkin hero and help them go on a tiny adventure. Each session adds a new piece of the story: a character, a magical place, a problem and a happy ending…

A mysterious mansion has locked its doors—and the only way out is to think like a Minecraft detective! Learners explore rooms, spot patterns, connect clues and…

This personalized one-on-one tutoring offers focused support in core arithmetic for students in grades 3–5 (ages 8–10). Each lesson is tailored to your child’s…

Can a paper ghost dance without being touched? Learners make tiny tissue-paper ghosts and investigate static electricity using a balloon or another suitable pla…

A monster tale begins with one question: who is your creature, and what does it want? Learners invent a friendly monster, give it a problem and shape the advent…

Open the card…and a little ghost or pumpkin pops right up! Learners fold, decorate and assemble a Halloween greeting card, exploring how simple paper shapes can…

Which ghost glider will travel farthest—and can a mini launcher send a soft pumpkin target toward its mark? Learners build, test and compare two playful enginee…

A memorable monster needs more than sharp teeth—it needs a point of view. Learners start with simple shapes, then experiment with expressions, poses, accessorie…

What makes a paper ghost move? Which objects float? How can two colours become a new one? Young scientists explore these questions through short, visual experim…

Can a balloon rocket race along a string? Which glider travels best? And where should a paper bat’s weight sit so it balances? Across four sessions, learners ta…