'5 Creative, Fun, Crafty and Exciting Science Activities and Ideas That Will Make Learning Fun!"
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Hands-on activities are crucial in teaching science to primary-level students because they offer a more engaging, memorable, and effective way for students to learn scientific concepts. Fostering curiosity: Hands-on activities can spark a child's curiosity and inspire them to explore further. When children engage with the material, they are more likely to ask questions, experiment, and seek answers. This can lead to a lifelong interest in science and a desire to learn more about the natural world. Here are five creative science ideas, and activities to create fun, engagement, and active involvement in students. Silk Worm to Silk: Material: Black, white, and green colour A4 papers, cotton, thread, silk cloth, glue, and colour pencils Watch the video How to do: Take black colour A4 paper. Take a piece of green paper and cut 2 leaves as shown in the picture. Take a white paper and prepare a caterpillar shown in the picture. And also prepare a few small paper balls to