Reflective Journal: Science Centre Experiments for Young Learners
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This reflective journal explores the importance of 'discovery of world' for children aged 2-6 through science experiments conducted at an interactive science center. The journal details five science experiments: botany (plant and seed activity), chemistry (lava lamp and water cycle), physics (balloon on string and sound with hanger), biology (skeleton and digestive system), and astronomy (moon eclipse and climate change). The experiments aimed to foster critical thinking, observation skills, and an understanding of the children's environment. The reflection highlights how these activities align with the NEL curriculum framework, promoting curiosity, knowledge building, and the development of essential thinking capabilities. The experiments allowed children to explore their world through personal experiences, encouraging them to develop new theories, analyze changes, and improve their prediction abilities. The journal concludes that these activities widen children's dimensions and knowledge, encouraging them to discover new things about themselves and their surroundings.
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