The school students are enhancing their creative skills about science in a summer vacation workshop ‘creative Science’ being organised at Regional Science Centre, Bhopal.
The first session of the workshop began here from Monday at science center’s premises. The students have participated enthusiastically in the workshop and are learning about new and different technologies.
In the first part of the opening day’s session experiments on “Chemistry can be fun” were organised for the students. Various experiments related to chemistry were demonstrated to the students explaining various chemical reactions. After lunch practical sessions began and the students fabricated a science model of ‘Generator from Motor’ ie how to use a motor to produce electricity. The students individually learnt to create the model.
Every day new demonstrations will be given to the students and in the second half, they will fabricate a new kit. On the concluding day, students will demonstrate these kits in front of their parents.
Notably, with a motive to make children learn about the various facts and also to make them aware of the new innovations in different streams of science the summer vacation workshop is being organised.
The students from class seventh to ninth have participated in the workshop. Summer vacation workshop ‘Creative Science’ is evoking a mesmerising response by the school students. As many as 23 students from different schools of Bhopal have participated in the workshop to enhance their knowledge about science and its various streams. Through fun learning activities, the students are exploring the unknown and unique facts about science not only attending lectures, but also practically.
On the first day the children were mesmerised learning the concept with a lot of fun as these activities have made the difficult concepts easier for them to understand. It included children from middle school age group.
Further the students would also learn about the innovative science and would be made aware about the skills outside the text books. Notably, the first session of the Creative Science Workshop would conclude on May 9.