Div A | Grade 4 - 6

Mon/Wed/Fri

11-12 pm

An introduction to human body systems, major organs, and their functions.

Mon/Wed/Fri

6-7 pm

Crack secret codes and solve puzzles using different types of ciphers and cryptography.

Mon/Wed/Fri

9-10 am

Identify trees, leaves, and forest plants while learning about ecosystems and conservation.

Tue/Thu/Sat

5-6 pm

Learn how to read maps, use scales, and find directions accurately.

Mon/Wed/Fri

11-12 pm

Study climate change and its effects on glaciers, ice caps, and polar environments.

Tue/Thu/Sat

6-7 pm

Learn about planets, moons, comets, and the exciting discoveries of outer space.

Mon/Wed/Friday

4-5 pm

Measure properties of identical objects including mass, area, volume, density, force, distance, time, & temperature. This event is open to all incoming elementary & middle school students

Mon/Wed/Friday

12-1 pm

 Learn about the principles and forces that drive atmospheric circulation and weather pattern 

Tue/Thu/Sat

12-1 pm

Explore the intricate relationships between organisms and their environments, examining ecosystems, biodiversity, and sustainable practices that maintain our planet's balance.

Mon/Wed/Friday

10-11 am

An introductory class to mechanics, a branch of physics that focuses on the motion of object. Learn about forces, gravity, fluids, energy, and kinematics.

Mon/Wed/Friday

9-10 am

They study rock formation processes, mineral composition, geological time scales, and how to analyze rock samples to determine Earth's history and environmental conditions.