9-12 years old Weekly Activities
Does this look like where you want to work?
If so, you may want to be a mechanical engineer when you grow up!
STEM Center:
Career Spotlight
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Fine Motor:
Weekly Craft
Check out this origami simulator by origamisimulator.org
Social/Emotional:
Responsibility short story
In a bustling town, Jake discovered an old, neglected garden behind his house. Intrigued, he decided to bring it to life. Each day after school, Jake watered the plants, pulled weeds, and carefully tended to the flowers. His neighbors, inspired by his dedication, joined in.
The once-forgotten garden transformed into a vibrant oasis, filled with colors and fragrances. Jake's sense of responsibility not only revitalized the space but also created a sense of community pride. The town began organizing monthly garden gatherings, where everyone pitched in to maintain the beauty.
Through this experience, Jake learned that responsibility goes beyond personal tasks; it can foster teamwork and make a positive impact on the community. His commitment to the garden became a symbol of the collective responsibility the town shared for its shared spaces.
Language:
Reading practice for
4th grade
Paragraph 1: The sun is a huge, bright ball of fire in the sky. It gives us light and warmth every day. We need the sun to grow plants, feel happy, and stay healthy. But remember, never look directly at the sun, as it can hurt our eyes.
Paragraph 2: The moon is like the Earth's special friend in the sky. It shines at night and looks like a big circle. Sometimes, it's a full moon, and other times, it's just a sliver. People have sent astronauts to the moon to learn more about it. Maybe one day, we'll visit the moon too!
Paragraph 1:
Alex loved solving puzzles. One day, in an old library, he found a dusty book with a mysterious passage. Determined, he deciphered the clues and uncovered a secret door. Behind it was a hidden room filled with ancient books and artifacts. Alex felt like a treasure hunter in his own town, and the mystery sparked a newfound love for history.
Paragraph 2:
Sophie, a budding scientist, conducted a fun experiment in her backyard. With a magnifying glass, she studied how sunlight made colors dance through a prism. Excited by the rainbow of hues, she shared her findings with classmates, turning a simple backyard exploration into a colorful adventure.