Skills You’ll Learn
Chocolate pigment diffusion test, color separation with a sign pen, chromatographic painting on a kitchen towel
Learn the principles of science by doing three science experiments using beautiful colors
Which side of the paper will unfold faster? The water splits, and it won't explode even if you stab it!
Learn the principles of science by doing three experiments to understand surface tension
Put wooden chopsticks on top of a bill, put up a can of drink, and only plunge an egg into the cup!
Learn the principles of science by doing three scientific experiments on center of gravity and inertia
Twirling Caterpillar, Self-waking Confetti, Bangle Bangle Confetter
Learn the principles of science by doing three scientific experiments on frictional force
Making cosmic sounds with wine glasses, seeing sounds with your own eyes, making plastic bottle flutes
Learn the principles of science by doing three science experiments on sound
Class introduction
When I leave the lecture, the kids ask me questions.
“Are you a magician or scientist?”
Hallo I'm Dr. Biscuit, a magician-like scientist!
I've been exploring the magical world of science in the genre of “science performance” for 26 years.
Dr. Biscuit's science is fun, fun, and safe.
Eureka (got it!) It's a science that makes you enjoy the joy of discovering.
Course effect
- If you follow them one by one, people who are not interested in science can also be interested in science
- You can easily understand difficult scientific principles by seeing, touching, and feeling them with your own eyes through direct experiments
- It is linked to the elementary school curriculum, so you can learn the course content naturally.
Recommended target
- Elementary school students who like science (1st graders - 4th graders)
- Infants (6-7 years old with parents)
- Parents who are homeschooling
- Lecturer at a school that conducts scientific experimental education
- Elementary school teachers who want to teach science in an easy and fun way
Pre-course notes
- Make sure you have everything ready before starting the experiment
- Even if it fails, why? With that sense of curiosity and how? Find a method called and try it all the way
- Lower elementary school students and toddlers should be with their parents when using scissors or dangerous tools
3 reasons why this class is special
It is an experiment that even elementary school students can easily follow, and is suitable for infants when accompanied by parents
Based on Dr. Bishop's 26 years of experience teaching science experiments, he explains the physical activities and minds of elementary school infants in the most readable and easy way. It consists of mysterious science experiments that are simple and fun to learn, so you can easily follow along and feel interested in science.
Composed of ingredients that are readily available at a nearby supermarket or supermarket without the need for expensive ingredients or huge laboratories
Buy at a stationery store: colored paper, scissors, pencil, ruler, clip
Buy at the supermarket: detergent, straws, drink cans, eggs, zipper bags, pepper powder, cotton swabs, plastic wrap
Materials available nearby: bills, coins, wooden chopsticks, cutting boards, plates. tray, wine glass, rice, sesame
Recyclables: trash wicks, beverage cans
It is organized by topic and organized into experiments that are easy to understand and can be done safely in a short time
One chapter consists of 3 experiments on the same topic and is easy to understand.
You can experiment safely by thoroughly explaining the precautions
It also helps with school lessons by showing key scientific principles associated with elementary school curricula.
Curriculum
Creator
Dr. Yeong-ho Geon-bang graduated from the Department of Biology at Kyungpook National University and received a master's degree in biology education from Andong University Graduate School of Education. In 1996, he began experimental education to teach difficult science in an easy and fun way at the Eureka Center for Creative Convergence. “Biscuit Doctor” is a science creator on the YouTube channel “Dr. Biscuit Science Camp” because he liked the nickname biscuits that his friends made when he was in middle school. He is the author of 'STEAM Elementary Science Experiment Camp', which was certified as an excellent science book in 2022 by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Foundation for Science and Creativity, and appeared in KBS Superman Returns (445 episodes) and acted as a science experiment expert. Currently, I run to any place in the country requesting Dr. Biscuit to convey my dreams and hopes through science experiment education, science magic show science performances, and science lectures.
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