Little Scientists STEM Chemical Reactions Workshop, Shailer Park QLD
Event description
Uncover the world of chemical reactions by exploring different substances and make a mess experimenting with carbon dioxide.
Discover chemistry in everyday life, handle ‘dangerous materials’, make a mess while experimenting with carbon dioxide and explore the properties of white substances. Learn how children’s language development can be enhanced through STEM inquiry.
This STEM learning opportunity will help you:
- learn about the shared principles of language development and STEM inquiry
- understand the potential of STEM inquiry for language development
- discover the chemistry in everyday life
- engage in chemical experimentation by exploring substances and making a mess with carbon dioxide
- benefit from the exchange with like-minded educators and reflect on your current practice
- feel confident in unlocking the wonders of STEM
You will also receive comprehensive materials with lots of STEM ideas and information about inquiry-based practices.
Topic learning objectives
- Supporting language development through STEM inquiry
- Awareness of age-appropriate learning opportunities in the area of chemistry
- Recognising and exploring everyday chemistry in early childhood education
Good to know: This workshop provides educators and teachers with a variety of tools and educational concepts to meet a range of requirements of the NQF and the EYLF.
Parking: Parking is available within the vicinity of the venue
Further information: Wear clothing suitable for hands-on activities and experiments.
Cost: $215 per participant. Please BYO lunch.
Who? This workshop is suitable for all educators and teachers and prior STEM knowledge is not required.
Facilitators: Marice Watts and Lisa Dolby, Little Scientists trainers
Little Scientists House: Completing this workshop contributes to becoming a Little Scientists House. To find out more about our national certification program click here.
Please note: The workshop is for educators and teachers only and it is not suitable for children to attend.
Questions? Email us at workshops@littlescientists.org.au
