1. Begin by explaining the concept of conducting simple science experiments at home using readily available materials. Emphasize that this activity can be done with

1. Go on a nature walk in your backyard or a nearby park. 2. Encourage the children to observe and collect various natural objects like

1. Gather the children in a circle or around a table. 2. Begin by starting a simple and engaging story with just a few sentences.

1. Introduce the concept of science experiments and their importance in understanding the natural world. 2. Gather a selection of simple and safe science experiments

1. Create a series of coded messages for the children to decipher. You can use simple ciphers like letter substitution, and number codes, or even

1. Begin by explaining the concept of an indoor garden and its importance in our lives, including the benefits of different plants and how they

Materials Needed: Scavenger hunt list or cards: Prepare a list of natural items or create cards with pictures of the items that the children need

Gather the children and explain that you're going to play a game called "Going on a Picnic". One person starts the game by saying "I

Materials needed: • Pen/pencil • Blank paper or printed word search template Instructions: 1. Create a grid of 10 x 10 squares on the paper.

Materials needed: •Chits with product names written on them (could be made on paper and cut into small squares) •Timer (optional) •Optional props/costumes for the