STEM TPL for Primary and Early Learning Teachers STEM TPL for Primary and Early Learning Teachers This hands-on session will step teachers through the scientific method and how it can be taught with experiments that use simple materials, able to be sourced from the supermarket or hardware store. It will examine how experiments can be adapted for different stages and classrooms, as well as how they can be incorporated into the Science & Technology K-6 Syllabus and the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). Trustpilot Enquire Now What do participants do? Throughout this session, we’ll look at a wide variety of science experiments that help learners understand how basic scientific principles work in everyday situations. Kitchen chemistry, forces, sound, light and much more will be addressed, with the activities specifically covering materials that you can easily source from the local shops. Feedback “The teachers were impressed with the professional development session after school. Ben was a wealth of information and made it easy for the students to understand what they had to do. His workshop for the teachers was informative and entertaining. Thanks for a great day.” – Eastlakes Public School Requirements For up to 30 teachers per workshop Desks and chairs Access to running water Desks, chairs and access to at least 1 power point During Social Distancing – Contact us and we’ll tailor a program to suit both your school and the State’s social distancing requirements. Further details here Duration Duration 2.5 hours Set up time 30Â minutes and pack up time 30Â minutes. Cost Cost $90 inc. GST per teacher involved Trustpilot Find out more here Related Professional Development Science Full Day Accelerator – Preschool We often hear from preschool teachers of their need for more support to create consistently effective science learning. This workshop trains and equips early learning educators to design and deliver... Read More Enquire Now Simple Science in the Classroom Discover how to run simple science experiments in the primary classroom using easy to get materials. This is not a PowerPoint presentation or a series of videos; your staff will... Read More Enquire Now Online course: Teaching Science in Early Childhood Full year program Covers developing skills in early learners, common science misconceptions & more Over 50 practical experiments, complete with craft, book & song ideas Nearly 3.5 hours of video instruction with captions Downloadable... Read More Enquire Now
This hands-on session will step teachers through the scientific method and how it can be taught with experiments that use simple materials, able to be sourced from the supermarket or hardware store. It will examine how experiments can be adapted for different stages and classrooms, as well as how they can be incorporated into the Science & Technology K-6 Syllabus and the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). Trustpilot
Throughout this session, we’ll look at a wide variety of science experiments that help learners understand how basic scientific principles work in everyday situations. Kitchen chemistry, forces, sound, light and much more will be addressed, with the activities specifically covering materials that you can easily source from the local shops. Feedback “The teachers were impressed with the professional development session after school. Ben was a wealth of information and made it easy for the students to understand what they had to do. His workshop for the teachers was informative and entertaining. Thanks for a great day.” – Eastlakes Public School
Requirements For up to 30 teachers per workshop Desks and chairs Access to running water Desks, chairs and access to at least 1 power point During Social Distancing – Contact us and we’ll tailor a program to suit both your school and the State’s social distancing requirements. Further details here
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