Science & Math
Discovering Through Science & Math
Scientific inquiry is all about curiosity and exploration! Children observe, question, compare, sort, and investigate as they learn about the world around them. From sand and water play to caring for pets, planting seeds, observing nature, and even cooking, these activities spark discovery and build skills in observation, pattern recognition, and collaboration. Every experiment—big or small—helps children think like scientists while having fun!
Math is everywhere in our classroom. Children have access to math manipulatives throughout the day for self-initiated play, turning learning into hands-on exploration. During small-group activities, teachers guide children through exciting math concepts and provide extra challenges for older learners to develop early math skills. From counting and sorting to problem-solving, math becomes a natural and enjoyable part of every day!
- Floor puzzle teamwork.
- Examining garden snails.
- Measuring out ingredients for scones.
- Kneading dough for bread.
- Pulling out pumpkin seeds from pulp to roast.
- Chopping broccoli for vegetable soup.
- Making banana-blueberry smoothies for snack.
- 3-D wooden mosaic set design work.
- Group building with straw connectors.
- Group calendar count.
- Observing mealworms.