Can a single drop of water hide a whole world of experiments?
The answer was revealed today through the activity “Drop by Drop, I Experiment,” carried out with the enthusiastic participation of young scientists.
The aim of the activity was to explore the properties of water through fun and educational experiments. Children discovered which objects float or sink, observed water “walking,” created colorful rainbows, and witnessed impressive chemical reactions using simple, everyday materials.
The activity boosted their logical thinking, observation skills, and confidence—proving that learning can indeed be play.
The experiment continues!
Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, July 23 at 11:00 a.m., for the second part of “Drop by Drop, I Experiment.”
