We never want cost to be the barrier. If a payment plan would help, please reach out so we can support your family.
January 8-June 18
Please Note: There will be no lesson March 19 - consider joining us for our March Break Camp!
Our Science class invites children to investigate, experiment, and explore the world around them through hands-on discovery. Each 75-minute session encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and scientific thinking in a calm, supportive environment.
Younger learners explore how the world works through simple, engaging experiments. Activities may include testing motion, light, and sound; observing plants and animals; making predictions; and learning how to record what they see. The focus is on building confidence, noticing details, and developing early inquiry skills.
Older learners engage in more independent inquiry, designing experiments, testing variables, and using real tools to collect and analyze data. Units may explore matter, energy, ecosystems, and environmental change, helping students connect scientific ideas to the world around them.
Hands-on experiments and investigations
Clear routines for observation and recording
Meaningful questions and guided inquiry
Opportunities to collaborate, test ideas, and explore real-world science
This class nurtures curiosity and confidence, helping children understand science not just as a subject, but as a way of thinking and exploring the world.
January 8-June 18
Please Note: There will be no lesson March 19 - consider joining us for our March Break Camp!
Our Science class invites children to investigate, experiment, and explore the world around them through hands-on discovery. Each 75-minute session encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and scientific thinking in a calm, supportive environment.
Younger learners explore how the world works through simple, engaging experiments. Activities may include testing motion, light, and sound; observing plants and animals; making predictions; and learning how to record what they see. The focus is on building confidence, noticing details, and developing early inquiry skills.
Older learners engage in more independent inquiry, designing experiments, testing variables, and using real tools to collect and analyze data. Units may explore matter, energy, ecosystems, and environmental change, helping students connect scientific ideas to the world around them.
Hands-on experiments and investigations
Clear routines for observation and recording
Meaningful questions and guided inquiry
Opportunities to collaborate, test ideas, and explore real-world science
This class nurtures curiosity and confidence, helping children understand science not just as a subject, but as a way of thinking and exploring the world.
We never want cost to be the barrier. If a payment plan would help, please reach out so we can support your family.
