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Science  in Kensington for 4-12 year olds. Exploring The Science of Biomes, Little House of Science, Loopla

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At Little House of Science, we nurture this curiosity and re-enforce STEM-related subjects in an exciting, unique, practical and fun way so that children can connect with science from a very early age. Girls are particularly encouraged to start early because it can be more challenging to capture interest to pursue science in the later stages of their development. Annually, over 5,000 children attend our science clubs during term times and during school holidays for STEM-related subjects at secure venues in London and also online in small interactive live Zoom classes. Each term and holiday camps offer new topics with updated demonstrations and experiments.

Exploring The Science of Biomes in Kensington

5.0 (47)
from £115.00 per session
from £499.00 per term
Holiday Inn London, High Street Kensington, Kensington, London, W8 5SP
Holiday Inn London
Holiday Inn London
High Street Kensington
Kensington
London
W8 5SP
GB
2024-10-25
2024-10-25
09:30 - 15:30 Mon 25th Oct
from £115.00 per session
from £499.00 per term
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Category Science
Ages Covered 4-12 Years
Booking required Yes

About Exploring The Science of Biomes

Our theme for this camp is Arid Sands To Mountain Summits: Exploring The Science of Biomes

This Camp is suitable for children ages 4-12 years old. The children will be split into two groups 4-7 years old and 8-12 years old (separately taught, age-adjusted content).

The topics we will cover over the week are:

Day 1:
- Desert Ecosystems – Completely Dry!
- Explore Desert: Gobi, Atacama, Sahara, and other Mysterious Places
- Desert Survivors: The Amazing Adaptations of Camels and Cactuses
- Desert Biomimicry or Let Us Learn from the Namibian Darkling Beetle
- Finding Water in the Desert?
- Evaporation and Condensation
- Mirages: The Physics of Heat and Light in the Desert

Day 2:
- Ecosystems – Watery Ones
- Fresh Water Ecosystems: Rivers, Lakes, and Streams
- Chilling Adventures: Exploring Wildlife and Human Adaptations in the Arctic Tundra
- Ecosystems in Motion: Ocean Food Webs, Waves, and Tidal Forces
- Amazing Journeys of Marine Animals: Whales Migration and Sea Turtle Nesting
- Amphibians Unleashed: Masters of the Land and Water

Day 3:
- The Tropics – Getting Dryer
- In the Heart of the Jungle: Rainforest Ecology and Adaptations
- Mastering the Art of Disguise: Exploring Animal Camouflage
- Nature's Pharmacy: Medicines from the Tropical Biome (plants and fungi)
- Aztec Agriculture: Chinampas and Sustainable Farming Techniques
- The Inca Road System: Engineering Marvels of the Andes

Day 4:
- The Web of Life; Earth’s Intricate Ecosystems
- Geology and Botany: Unveiling the Earth's Living Landscape
- Secrets of Soil: Unveiling the Hidden Word Beneath our Feet
- The Hidden Ecosystem Engineers: Termites and Ants
- Beyond Honey: The importance of Bees
- Rachel Carson and Ecological Protection, Conservation/ Rewilding.
- What are Food Webs?

Day 5:
- Artificial Ecosystems: Surviving on Alien Planets
- Space Age Navigation: Space Travel and Spaceships of the Future
- Cloud Cities: Designing Human Habitats in Venus' Atmosphere
- Mars Gardens: Growing Plants in Extra-terrestrial Environments
- Moon Habitats: Engineering a Lunar Home
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