In STEM Club, the children had a fantastic time exploring science through two exciting experiments! First, they designed and tested their own flying paper helicopters using simple materials like paper, card and paperclips. They investigated how different forces-especially gravity-affect flight and discovered how small design changes could alter the way their helicopters fell.
They also recreated the Magic Milk experiment, using milk, food colouring and soap to explore the science of surface tension and density. By testing different types of milk, the children observed how fat content can affect the movement of colours in the liquid—an eye-catching and educational way to learn about chemical reactions and density differences.
The children loved getting hands-on with these experiments and showed great enthusiasm and curiosity throughout!
